Hello Monks, I have a problem with the text::csv_xs module. I get an error CSV_XS ERROR: 2023 EIF - CR char inside unquoted., not part of EOL @ Pos 1 to 92 (all my rows I want to parse). My arguments are: 

quote char => '"',
sep_char=>"$sep(; or : and so on),
allow_loose_escapes=>1,
empty_is_undef=>1,
binary=>1,
auto_diag=>1

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It is fine working with my test csv file. For example: 

LA390CD005:QK MXER 150 grün:171:85:

and my real Data is for example one line

051999910946:IWESA GMBH::STREET NO 6A:DE:66000:SARbRÜCKEN

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Any ideas why I get this error. Maybe about the German chars ? But in the Testfile I also have every special char.

In reply to TEXT::CSV Error 2032 by endymion

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