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type StructsInput ¶
type StructsInput struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
StructsInput represents a record producing input from a Structs formatted file or pipe.
func NewStructsInput ¶
func NewStructsInput(opts *StructsInputOptions) (*StructsInput, error)
NewStructsInput sets up a new StructsInput, the first row is read when this is run. If there is a problem with reading the first row, the error is returned. Otherwise, the returned StructsInput can be reliably consumed with ReadRecord() until ReadRecord() returns nil.
func (*StructsInput) Header ¶
func (StructsInput *StructsInput) Header() []string
Header returns the header of the StructsInput. Either the first row if a header set in the options, or c#, where # is the column number, starting with 0.
func (*StructsInput) Name ¶
func (StructsInput *StructsInput) Name() string
Name returns the name of the Structs being read. By default, either the base filename or 'pipe' if it is a unix pipe
func (*StructsInput) ReadRecord ¶
func (StructsInput *StructsInput) ReadRecord() []string
ReadRecord reads a single record from the Structs. Always returns successfully. If the record is empty, an empty []string is returned. Record expand to match the current row size, adding blank fields as needed. Records never return less then the number of fields in the first row. Returns nil on EOF In the event of a parse error due to an invalid record, it is logged, and an empty []string is returned with the number of fields in the first row, as if the record were empty.
In general, this is a very tolerant of problems Structs reader.
func (*StructsInput) SetName ¶
func (StructsInput *StructsInput) SetName(name string)
SetName overrides the name of the Structs
type StructsInputOptions ¶
type StructsInputOptions struct {
// Separator is the rune that fields are delimited by.
Separator rune
Structs []interface{}
}
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