opencsv 5.12.0 · com.opencsv.CSVReader · APIdia, the JavaDoc alternative

Field Summary

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
protected BufferedReader	br
pack-priv static final int	CONTEXT_MULTILINE_EXCEPTION_MESSAGE_SIZE
public static final boolean	DEFAULT_KEEP_CR
public static final int	DEFAULT_MULTILINE_LIMIT The default limit for the number of lines in a multiline record.
public static final int	DEFAULT_SKIP_LINES The default line to start reading.
public static final boolean	DEFAULT_VERIFY_READER
protected Locale	errorLocale
protected boolean	hasNext
protected boolean	keepCR
protected LineReader	lineReader
protected long	linesRead
protected boolean	linesSkipped
private final LineValidatorAggregator	lineValidatorAggregator
private static final int	MAX_WIDTH
protected int	multilineLimit
protected ICSVParser	parser
protected static final List<Class<? extends IOException>>	PASSTHROUGH_EXCEPTIONS
protected String[]	peekedLine
protected final Queue<OrderedObject<String>>	peekedLines
public static final int	READ_AHEAD_LIMIT
protected long	recordsRead
private final RowProcessor	rowProcessor
private final RowValidatorAggregator	rowValidatorAggregator
protected int	skipLines
protected boolean	verifyReader

Constructor Summary

Access	Constructor and Description
public	CSVReader(Reader The reader to an underlying CSV source. reader) Constructs CSVReader using defaults for all parameters.
pack-priv	CSVReader(Reader The reader to an underlying CSV source reader, int The number of lines to skip before reading line, ICSVParser The parser to use to parse input icsvParser, boolean True to keep carriage returns in data read, false otherwise keepCR, boolean True to verify reader before each read, false otherwise verifyReader, int Allow the user to define the limit to the number of lines in a multiline record. Less than one means no limit. multilineLimit, Locale Set the locale for error messages. If null, the default locale is used. errorLocale, LineValidatorAggregator contains all the custom defined line validators. lineValidatorAggregator, RowValidatorAggregator contains all the custom defined row validators. rowValidatorAggregator, RowProcessor Custom row processor to run on all columns on a csv record. rowProcessor) Constructs CSVReader with supplied CSVParser.

Access

Constructor and Description

public

CSVReader(Reader

The reader to an underlying CSV source.

reader)

Constructs CSVReader using defaults for all parameters.

pack-priv

CSVReader(Reader

The reader to an underlying CSV source

reader, int

The number of lines to skip before reading

line, ICSVParser

The parser to use to parse input

icsvParser, boolean

True to keep carriage returns in data read, false otherwise

keepCR, boolean

True to verify reader before each read, false otherwise

verifyReader, int

Allow the user to define the limit to the number of lines in a multiline record. Less than one means no limit.

multilineLimit, Locale

Set the locale for error messages. If null, the default locale is used.

errorLocale, LineValidatorAggregator

contains all the custom defined line validators.

lineValidatorAggregator, RowValidatorAggregator

contains all the custom defined row validators.

rowValidatorAggregator, RowProcessor

Custom row processor to run on all columns on a csv record.

rowProcessor)

Constructs CSVReader with supplied CSVParser.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
public void	close() Implements java.io.Closeable.close. Closes the underlying reader.
protected String[]	Returns: String array with union of the buffer and lastRead arrays. combineResultsFromMultipleReads(String[] Previous data read for this record buffer, String[] Latest data read for this record. lastRead) For multi-line records this method combines the current result with the result from previous read(s).
private String[]	Returns: The next line of input flexibleRead(boolean Whether the line returned should be popped off the queue of input. If this is `true`, this method consumes the line and further calls will return the next line of input. If `false`, the line returned stays in the queue and further calls to this method will return the same line again. popLine, boolean Whether all user-supplied validators should be run. validate) Reads a line of input, popping or validating as desired.
public long	Returns: The number of lines read by the reader (including skipped lines). getLinesRead() This method returns the number of lines that has been read from the reader passed into the CSVReader.
public int	Returns: The maximum number of lines allowed in a multiline record. getMultilineLimit() Only useful for tests.
protected String	Returns: The next line from the file without trailing newline, or null if there is no more input. getNextLine() Reads the next line from the file.
public ICSVParser	getParser() Returns: The CSVParser used by the reader.
public long	Returns: The number of records (array of Strings[]) read by the reader. getRecordsRead() Used for debugging purposes, this method returns the number of records that has been read from the CSVReader.
public int	Returns: The number of lines in the CSV file to skip before processing. getSkipLines() Returns the number of lines in the CSV file to skip before processing.
protected boolean	Returns: `true` if the reader can no longer be read from isClosed() Checks to see if the file is closed.
public Iterator<String[]>	Returns: A String[] iterator. iterator() Implements java.lang.Iterable.iterator. Creates an Iterator for processing the CSV data.
public boolean	Returns: True if reader will keep carriage returns, false otherwise. keepCarriageReturns() Returns if the reader will keep carriage returns found in data or remove them.
public String[]	Returns: The next line from the input, or `null` if there are no more lines peek() Returns the next line from the input without removing it from the CSVReader and not running any validators.
private void	primeNextRecord() Reads the next line from the buffer and converts to a string array.
public List<String[]>	Returns: A List of String[], with each String[] representing a line of the file. readAll() Reads the entire file into a List with each element being a String[] of tokens.
public String[]	Returns: A string array with each comma-separated element as a separate entry, or null if there is no more input. readNext() Reads the next line from the buffer and converts to a string array.
public String[]	Returns: A string array with each comma-separated element as a separate entry, or null if there is no more input. readNextSilently() Reads the next line from the buffer and converts to a string array without running the custom defined validators.
public void	setErrorLocale(Locale Locale for error messages. If null, the default locale is used. errorLocale) Sets the locale for all error messages.
public void	skip(int The number of lines to skip numberOfLinesToSkip) Skip a given number of lines.
private void	validateLine(long The line number for error messages lastSuccessfulLineRead, String The input to be validated nextLine) Runs all line validators on the input.
protected void	validateResult(String[] The result of the read operation result, long Line number that the row started on lineStartOfRow) Increments the number of records read if the result passed in is not null.
public boolean	Returns: True if CSVReader will verify the reader before reads. False otherwise. verifyReader() Returns if the CSVReader will verify the reader before each read.

Inherited from java.lang.Object:: clone equals finalize getClass hashCode notify notifyAll toString wait wait wait

Field Detail

br	back to summary
protected BufferedReader br

CONTEXT_MULTILINE_EXCEPTION_MESSAGE_SIZE	back to summary
pack-priv static final int CONTEXT_MULTILINE_EXCEPTION_MESSAGE_SIZE

DEFAULT_KEEP_CR	back to summary
public static final boolean DEFAULT_KEEP_CR

DEFAULT_MULTILINE_LIMIT	back to summary
public static final int DEFAULT_MULTILINE_LIMIT The default limit for the number of lines in a multiline record. Less than one means no limit.

DEFAULT_SKIP_LINES	back to summary
public static final int DEFAULT_SKIP_LINES The default line to start reading.

DEFAULT_VERIFY_READER	back to summary
public static final boolean DEFAULT_VERIFY_READER

errorLocale	back to summary
protected Locale errorLocale

hasNext	back to summary
protected boolean hasNext

keepCR	back to summary
protected boolean keepCR

lineReader	back to summary
protected LineReader lineReader

linesRead	back to summary
protected long linesRead

linesSkipped	back to summary
protected boolean linesSkipped

lineValidatorAggregator	back to summary
private final LineValidatorAggregator lineValidatorAggregator

MAX_WIDTH	back to summary
private static final int MAX_WIDTH

multilineLimit	back to summary
protected int multilineLimit

parser	back to summary
protected ICSVParser parser

PASSTHROUGH_EXCEPTIONS	back to summary
protected static final List<Class<? extends IOException>> PASSTHROUGH_EXCEPTIONS

peekedLine	back to summary
protected String[] peekedLine

peekedLines	back to summary
protected final Queue<OrderedObject<String>> peekedLines

READ_AHEAD_LIMIT	back to summary
public static final int READ_AHEAD_LIMIT

recordsRead	back to summary
protected long recordsRead

rowProcessor	back to summary
private final RowProcessor rowProcessor

rowValidatorAggregator	back to summary
private final RowValidatorAggregator rowValidatorAggregator

skipLines	back to summary
protected int skipLines

verifyReader	back to summary
protected boolean verifyReader

Constructor Detail

CSVReader	back to summary
public CSVReader(Reader reader) Constructs CSVReader using defaults for all parameters. Parameters reader:Reader The reader to an underlying CSV source.

CSVReader

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public CSVReader(Reader reader)

Constructs CSVReader using defaults for all parameters.

Parameters

reader:Reader: The reader to an underlying CSV source.

CSVReader	back to summary
pack-priv CSVReader(Reader reader, int line, ICSVParser icsvParser, boolean keepCR, boolean verifyReader, int multilineLimit, Locale errorLocale, LineValidatorAggregator lineValidatorAggregator, RowValidatorAggregator rowValidatorAggregator, RowProcessor rowProcessor) Constructs CSVReader with supplied CSVParser. This constructor sets all necessary parameters for CSVReader, and intentionally has package access so only the builder can use it. Parameters reader:Reader The reader to an underlying CSV source line:int The number of lines to skip before reading icsvParser:ICSVParser The parser to use to parse input keepCR:boolean True to keep carriage returns in data read, false otherwise verifyReader:boolean True to verify reader before each read, false otherwise multilineLimit:int Allow the user to define the limit to the number of lines in a multiline record. Less than one means no limit. errorLocale:Locale Set the locale for error messages. If null, the default locale is used. lineValidatorAggregator:LineValidatorAggregator contains all the custom defined line validators. rowValidatorAggregator:RowValidatorAggregator contains all the custom defined row validators. rowProcessor:RowProcessor Custom row processor to run on all columns on a csv record.

CSVReader

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pack-priv CSVReader(Reader reader, int line, ICSVParser icsvParser, boolean keepCR, boolean verifyReader, int multilineLimit, Locale errorLocale, LineValidatorAggregator lineValidatorAggregator, RowValidatorAggregator rowValidatorAggregator, RowProcessor rowProcessor)

Constructs CSVReader with supplied CSVParser.

This constructor sets all necessary parameters for CSVReader, and intentionally has package access so only the builder can use it.

Parameters

reader:Reader: The reader to an underlying CSV source
line:int: The number of lines to skip before reading
icsvParser:ICSVParser: The parser to use to parse input
keepCR:boolean: True to keep carriage returns in data read, false otherwise
verifyReader:boolean: True to verify reader before each read, false otherwise
multilineLimit:int: Allow the user to define the limit to the number of lines in a multiline record. Less than one means no limit.
errorLocale:Locale: Set the locale for error messages. If null, the default locale is used.
lineValidatorAggregator:LineValidatorAggregator: contains all the custom defined line validators.
rowValidatorAggregator:RowValidatorAggregator: contains all the custom defined row validators.
rowProcessor:RowProcessor: Custom row processor to run on all columns on a csv record.

Method Detail

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public void close() throws IOException Implements java.io.Closeable.close. Closes the underlying reader. Annotations @Override Exceptions IOException: If the close fails

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public void close() throws IOException

Implements java.io.Closeable.close.

Closes the underlying reader.

Annotations

@Override

Exceptions

IOException:: If the close fails

combineResultsFromMultipleReads	back to summary
protected String[] combineResultsFromMultipleReads(String[] buffer, String[] lastRead) For multi-line records this method combines the current result with the result from previous read(s). Parameters buffer:String[] Previous data read for this record lastRead:String[] Latest data read for this record. Returns:String[] String array with union of the buffer and lastRead arrays.

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protected String[] combineResultsFromMultipleReads(String[] buffer, String[] lastRead)

For multi-line records this method combines the current result with the result from previous read(s).

Parameters

buffer:String[]: Previous data read for this record
lastRead:String[]: Latest data read for this record.

Returns:String[]

String array with union of the buffer and lastRead arrays.

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flexibleRead	back to summary
private String[] flexibleRead(boolean popLine, boolean validate) throws IOException, CsvValidationException Reads a line of input, popping or validating as desired. Parameters popLine:boolean Whether the line returned should be popped off the queue of input. If this is `true`, this method consumes the line and further calls will return the next line of input. If `false`, the line returned stays in the queue and further calls to this method will return the same line again. validate:boolean Whether all user-supplied validators should be run. Returns:String[] The next line of input Exceptions IOException: If this exception is thrown while reading CsvValidationException: If a user-supplied validator throws it

private String[] flexibleRead(boolean popLine, boolean validate) throws IOException, CsvValidationException

Reads a line of input, popping or validating as desired.

Parameters

popLine:boolean: Whether the line returned should be popped off the queue of input. If this is true, this method consumes the line and further calls will return the next line of input. If false, the line returned stays in the queue and further calls to this method will return the same line again.
validate:boolean: Whether all user-supplied validators should be run.

Returns:String[]

The next line of input

Exceptions

IOException:: If this exception is thrown while reading
CsvValidationException:: If a user-supplied validator throws it

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public long getLinesRead() This method returns the number of lines that has been read from the reader passed into the CSVReader. Given the following data: First line in the file some other descriptive line a,b,c a,"b\nb",c With a CSVReader constructed like so: `CSVReader c = builder.withCSVParser(new CSVParser()) .withSkipLines(2) .build();` The initial call to getLinesRead() will be 0. After the first call to readNext() then getLinesRead() will return 3 (because the header was read). After the second call to read the blank line then getLinesRead() will return 4 (still a read). After the third call to readNext(), getLinesRead() will return 6 because it took two line reads to retrieve this record. Subsequent calls to readNext() (since we are out of data) will not increment the number of lines read. Returns:long The number of lines read by the reader (including skipped lines). Since 3.6

public long getLinesRead()

This method returns the number of lines that has been read from the reader passed into the CSVReader.

Given the following data:

First line in the file
some other descriptive line
a,b,c

a,"b\nb",c

With a CSVReader constructed like so:
CSVReader c = builder.withCSVParser(new CSVParser()) .withSkipLines(2) .build();
The initial call to getLinesRead() will be 0. After the first call to readNext() then getLinesRead() will return 3 (because the header was read). After the second call to read the blank line then getLinesRead() will return 4 (still a read). After the third call to readNext(), getLinesRead() will return 6 because it took two line reads to retrieve this record. Subsequent calls to readNext() (since we are out of data) will not increment the number of lines read.

Returns:long: The number of lines read by the reader (including skipped lines).
Since: 3.6

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public int getMultilineLimit() Only useful for tests. Returns:int The maximum number of lines allowed in a multiline record.

getMultilineLimit

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public int getMultilineLimit()

Only useful for tests.

Returns:int: The maximum number of lines allowed in a multiline record.

getNextLine	back to summary
protected String getNextLine() throws IOException Reads the next line from the file. Returns:String The next line from the file without trailing newline, or null if there is no more input. Exceptions IOException: If bad things happen during the read

getNextLine

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protected String getNextLine() throws IOException

Reads the next line from the file.

Returns:String

The next line from the file without trailing newline, or null if there is no more input.

Exceptions

IOException:: If bad things happen during the read

getParser	back to summary
public ICSVParser getParser() Returns:ICSVParser The CSVParser used by the reader.

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getRecordsRead	back to summary
public long getRecordsRead() Used for debugging purposes, this method returns the number of records that has been read from the CSVReader. Given the following data: First line in the file some other descriptive line a,b,c a,"b\nb",c With a CSVReader constructed like so: `CSVReader c = builder.withCSVParser(new CSVParser()) .withSkipLines(2) .build();` The initial call to getRecordsRead() will be 0. After the first call to readNext() then getRecordsRead() will return 1. After the second call to read the blank line then getRecordsRead() will return 2 (a blank line is considered a record with one empty field). After third call to readNext() getRecordsRead() will return 3 because even though it reads to retrieve this record, it is still a single record read. Subsequent calls to readNext() (since we are out of data) will not increment the number of records read. An example of this is in the linesAndRecordsRead() test in CSVReaderTest. Returns:long The number of records (array of Strings[]) read by the reader. Since 3.6 See Also Feature Request 73

public long getRecordsRead()

Used for debugging purposes, this method returns the number of records that has been read from the CSVReader.

Given the following data:

First line in the file
some other descriptive line
a,b,c
a,"b\nb",c

With a CSVReader constructed like so:
CSVReader c = builder.withCSVParser(new CSVParser()) .withSkipLines(2) .build();
The initial call to getRecordsRead() will be 0. After the first call to readNext() then getRecordsRead() will return 1. After the second call to read the blank line then getRecordsRead() will return 2 (a blank line is considered a record with one empty field). After third call to readNext() getRecordsRead() will return 3 because even though it reads to retrieve this record, it is still a single record read. Subsequent calls to readNext() (since we are out of data) will not increment the number of records read.

An example of this is in the linesAndRecordsRead() test in CSVReaderTest.

Returns:long: The number of records (array of Strings[]) read by the reader.
Since: 3.6
See Also: Feature Request 73

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public int getSkipLines() Returns the number of lines in the CSV file to skip before processing. This is useful when there are miscellaneous data at the beginning of a file. Returns:int The number of lines in the CSV file to skip before processing.

getSkipLines

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public int getSkipLines()

Returns the number of lines in the CSV file to skip before processing. This is useful when there are miscellaneous data at the beginning of a file.

Returns:int: The number of lines in the CSV file to skip before processing.

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protected boolean isClosed() throws IOException Checks to see if the file is closed. Certain `IOException`s will be passed out, as they are indicative of a real problem, not that the file has already been closed. These exceptions are: CharacterCodingException CharConversionException FileNotFoundException UnsupportedEncodingException UTFDataFormatException ZipException MalformedInputException Returns:boolean `true` if the reader can no longer be read from Exceptions IOException: If `verifyReader()` was set to `true` certain `IOException`s will still be passed out as they are indicative of a problem, not end of file.

protected boolean isClosed() throws IOException

Checks to see if the file is closed.

Certain IOExceptions will be passed out, as they are indicative of a real problem, not that the file has already been closed. These exceptions are:

CharacterCodingException
CharConversionException
FileNotFoundException
UnsupportedEncodingException
UTFDataFormatException
ZipException
MalformedInputException

Returns:boolean

true if the reader can no longer be read from

Exceptions

IOException:: If verifyReader() was set to true certain IOExceptions will still be passed out as they are indicative of a problem, not end of file.

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public Iterator<String[]> iterator() Implements java.lang.Iterable.iterator. Creates an Iterator for processing the CSV data. Returns:Iterator<String[]> A String[] iterator. Annotations @Override

iterator

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public Iterator<String[]> iterator()

Implements java.lang.Iterable.iterator.

Creates an Iterator for processing the CSV data.

Returns:Iterator<String[]>

A String[] iterator.

Annotations

@Override

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public boolean keepCarriageReturns() Returns if the reader will keep carriage returns found in data or remove them. Returns:boolean True if reader will keep carriage returns, false otherwise.

keepCarriageReturns

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public boolean keepCarriageReturns()

Returns if the reader will keep carriage returns found in data or remove them.

Returns:boolean: True if reader will keep carriage returns, false otherwise.

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public String[] peek() throws IOException Returns the next line from the input without removing it from the CSVReader and not running any validators. Subsequent calls to this method will continue to return the same line until a call is made to `readNext()` or any other method that advances the cursor position in the input. The first call to `readNext()` after calling this method will return the same line this method does. Returns:String[] The next line from the input, or `null` if there are no more lines Exceptions IOException: If bad things happen during the read operation Since 4.2

public String[] peek() throws IOException

Returns the next line from the input without removing it from the CSVReader and not running any validators. Subsequent calls to this method will continue to return the same line until a call is made to readNext() or any other method that advances the cursor position in the input. The first call to readNext() after calling this method will return the same line this method does.

Returns:String[]

The next line from the input, or null if there are no more lines

Exceptions

IOException:: If bad things happen during the read operation

Since

4.2

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primeNextRecord	back to summary
private void primeNextRecord() throws IOException Reads the next line from the buffer and converts to a string array. The results are stored in `peekedLines` and `peekedLine`. Exceptions IOException: If bad things happen during the read

private void primeNextRecord() throws IOException

Reads the next line from the buffer and converts to a string array. The results are stored in peekedLines and peekedLine.

Exceptions

IOException:: If bad things happen during the read

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public List<String[]> readAll() throws IOException, CsvException Reads the entire file into a List with each element being a String[] of tokens. Since the current implementation returns a `java.util.LinkedList`, you are strongly discouraged from using index-based access methods to get at items in the list. Instead, iterate over the list. Returns:List<String[]> A List of String[], with each String[] representing a line of the file. Exceptions IOException: If bad things happen during the read CsvException: If there is a failed validator

public List<String[]> readAll() throws IOException, CsvException

Reads the entire file into a List with each element being a String[] of tokens. Since the current implementation returns a java.util.LinkedList, you are strongly discouraged from using index-based access methods to get at items in the list. Instead, iterate over the list.

Returns:List<String[]>

A List of String[], with each String[] representing a line of the file.

Exceptions

IOException:: If bad things happen during the read
CsvException:: If there is a failed validator

readNext	back to summary
public String[] readNext() throws IOException, CsvValidationException Reads the next line from the buffer and converts to a string array. Returns:String[] A string array with each comma-separated element as a separate entry, or null if there is no more input. Exceptions IOException: If bad things happen during the read CsvValidationException: If a user-defined validator fails

readNext

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public String[] readNext() throws IOException, CsvValidationException

Reads the next line from the buffer and converts to a string array.

Returns:String[]

A string array with each comma-separated element as a separate entry, or null if there is no more input.

Exceptions

IOException:: If bad things happen during the read
CsvValidationException:: If a user-defined validator fails

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public String[] readNextSilently() throws IOException Reads the next line from the buffer and converts to a string array without running the custom defined validators. This is called by the bean readers when reading the header. Returns:String[] A string array with each comma-separated element as a separate entry, or null if there is no more input. Exceptions IOException: If bad things happen during the read.

readNextSilently

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public String[] readNextSilently() throws IOException

Reads the next line from the buffer and converts to a string array without running the custom defined validators. This is called by the bean readers when reading the header.

Returns:String[]

A string array with each comma-separated element as a separate entry, or null if there is no more input.

Exceptions

IOException:: If bad things happen during the read.

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public void setErrorLocale(Locale errorLocale) Sets the locale for all error messages. Parameters errorLocale:Locale Locale for error messages. If null, the default locale is used. Since 4.2

setErrorLocale

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public void setErrorLocale(Locale errorLocale)

Sets the locale for all error messages.

Parameters

errorLocale:Locale: Locale for error messages. If null, the default locale is used.

Since

4.2

skip	back to summary
public void skip(int numberOfLinesToSkip) throws IOException Skip a given number of lines. Parameters numberOfLinesToSkip:int The number of lines to skip Exceptions IOException: If anything bad happens when reading the file Since 4.2

skip

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public void skip(int numberOfLinesToSkip) throws IOException

Skip a given number of lines.

Parameters

numberOfLinesToSkip:int: The number of lines to skip

Exceptions

IOException:: If anything bad happens when reading the file

Since

4.2

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private void validateLine(long lastSuccessfulLineRead, String nextLine) throws CsvValidationException Runs all line validators on the input. Parameters lastSuccessfulLineRead:long The line number for error messages nextLine:String The input to be validated Exceptions CsvValidationException: Only thrown if a user-supplied validator throws it

validateLine

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private void validateLine(long lastSuccessfulLineRead, String nextLine) throws CsvValidationException

Runs all line validators on the input.

Parameters

lastSuccessfulLineRead:long: The line number for error messages
nextLine:String: The input to be validated

Exceptions

CsvValidationException:: Only thrown if a user-supplied validator throws it

validateResult

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protected void validateResult(String[] result, long lineStartOfRow) throws CsvValidationException

Increments the number of records read if the result passed in is not null.

Parameters

result:String[]: The result of the read operation
lineStartOfRow:long: Line number that the row started on

Exceptions

CsvValidationException:: if there is a validation error caught by a custom RowValidator.

verifyReader

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public boolean verifyReader()

Returns if the CSVReader will verify the reader before each read.

By default the value is true, which is the functionality for version 3.0. If set to false the reader is always assumed ready to read - this is the functionality for version 2.4 and before.

The reason this method was needed was that certain types of readers would return false for their ready() methods until a read was done (namely readers created using Channels). This caused opencsv not to read from those readers.

Returns:boolean: True if CSVReader will verify the reader before reads. False otherwise.
Since: 3.3
See Also: Bug 108

public Class CSVReader

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