$ cat test.raku
#!raku

use Slang::Tuxic;
use Text::CSV;

say "All of it";
my @aoh1 = csv (in => "test.csv", out => Hash);
dd @aoh1;

say "Fragment col 2";
my @aoh2 = csv (in => "test.csv", out => Hash, fragment => "col=2");
dd @aoh2;

$ cat test.csv
"No.","Name"
"1","hello"
"2","bye"

$ raku test.raku
All of it
Array @aoh1 = [{:Name("hello"), "No." => "1"}, {:Name("bye"), "No." =>
+ "2"}]
Fragment col 2
Array @aoh2 = [{:Name("hello")}, {:Name("bye")}]

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If you want a ; as separator, just add sep => ";".

You are allowed to use other ways to write it. Just read the docs.


Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

In reply to Re: [Raku] Limited argument list issue in IO::String (Text::CSV) by Tux
in thread [Raku] Limited argument list issue in IO::String (Text::CSV) by fishy

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