pkgsrc/databases/p5-Data-Table/distinfo

$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.3 2008/08/12 09:41:27 martti Exp $

SHA1 (Data-Table-1.54.tar.gz) = 5d1d8361e3050fd6017248aafcc1972d0c45ebb9
RMD160 (Data-Table-1.54.tar.gz) = 3cd77e0115995b2e04d3fcd312e7c1cd301b0c79
Size (Data-Table-1.54.tar.gz) = 43709 bytes
Updated databases/p5-Data-Table to 1.54 1.54 Sun Feb 10 21:35:02 PST 2008 Modify fromFileGetTopLines method, remove dependency on bytes bytes::substr causes infinite loop in some older version of perl 1.53 Thu Jan 3 21:13:40 PST 2008 add "use bytes" to Table.pm Just patched test.pl, because some OS cannot open in-memory file. 1.52 Fri Dec 14 11:48:42 PST 2007 1.51 Wed Dec 12 15:36:22 PST 2007 1. Add a class methods Data::Table::fromFile(file_name), which can guess the file format and call fromCSV/fromTSV internally. fromFile relies on the following new methods fromFileGuessOS(file_name) fromFileGetTopLines($file_name, $OS, $lineNumber) fromFileIsHeader($string) fromFileGuessDelimiter($arrayRefToLines) to figure out if the input file is from UNIX/PC/MAC, whether its first row contains column headers, and whether it uses ",", "\t" or ":" as field delimiters. It then calls either fromCSV or fromTSV to return the table object. $t = Data::Table::fromFile("myFileName_CSVorTSV_HeaderOrNoHeader_UNIXorPCorMAC "); Please refers to the updated document for details. 2. When fromFile/fromCSV/fromTSV reads from an empty file, it returns an undef object, rather than quit. 3. Provide more informative error message, when invalid column header is found . 4. fixed a bug in 1.51 where fromFileGuessOS failed in Windows Thanks to patches provided by "whitebell". 2008-08-12 11:41:27 +02:00			$NetBSD: distinfo,v 1.3 2008/08/12 09:41:27 martti Exp $
This perl package uses perl5 objects to make it easy for manipulating spreadsheet data among disk files, database, and Web publishing. A table object contains a header and a two-dimensional array of scalars. Three class methods Data::Table::fromCSV, Data::Table::fromTSV, and Data::Table::fromSQL allow users to create a table object from a CSV/TSV file or a database SQL selection in a snap. 2005-11-07 12:29:43 +01:00
Updated databases/p5-Data-Table to 1.54 1.54 Sun Feb 10 21:35:02 PST 2008 Modify fromFileGetTopLines method, remove dependency on bytes bytes::substr causes infinite loop in some older version of perl 1.53 Thu Jan 3 21:13:40 PST 2008 add "use bytes" to Table.pm Just patched test.pl, because some OS cannot open in-memory file. 1.52 Fri Dec 14 11:48:42 PST 2007 1.51 Wed Dec 12 15:36:22 PST 2007 1. Add a class methods Data::Table::fromFile(file_name), which can guess the file format and call fromCSV/fromTSV internally. fromFile relies on the following new methods fromFileGuessOS(file_name) fromFileGetTopLines($file_name, $OS, $lineNumber) fromFileIsHeader($string) fromFileGuessDelimiter($arrayRefToLines) to figure out if the input file is from UNIX/PC/MAC, whether its first row contains column headers, and whether it uses ",", "\t" or ":" as field delimiters. It then calls either fromCSV or fromTSV to return the table object. $t = Data::Table::fromFile("myFileName_CSVorTSV_HeaderOrNoHeader_UNIXorPCorMAC "); Please refers to the updated document for details. 2. When fromFile/fromCSV/fromTSV reads from an empty file, it returns an undef object, rather than quit. 3. Provide more informative error message, when invalid column header is found . 4. fixed a bug in 1.51 where fromFileGuessOS failed in Windows Thanks to patches provided by "whitebell". 2008-08-12 11:41:27 +02:00			`SHA1 (Data-Table-1.54.tar.gz) = 5d1d8361e3050fd6017248aafcc1972d0c45ebb9`
			`RMD160 (Data-Table-1.54.tar.gz) = 3cd77e0115995b2e04d3fcd312e7c1cd301b0c79`
			`Size (Data-Table-1.54.tar.gz) = 43709 bytes`