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by deathanatos
812 days ago
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> A backslash is the way things are escaped in most places. Sure … but not by CSV. Backslash is hardly the only way, nor is the doubled-quote escape mechanism particularly obscure, given its presence in popular formats like CSV, SQL, or YAML. > why would you "highly prefer you just emit standard CSV"? Why would you prefer a baroque format? So that it goes through a standard parser without needing extra, additional configuration. It's just CSV, and moreso, it's CSV without hoops or surprises that need to be transmitted out of band somehow. > What is the benefit to insisting adherence to the original standard, especially if the modification fixes something that is broken? That's not the case here, though: using backslash doesn't fix something that's broken. |
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