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abe33 avatar abe33 commented on August 24, 2024

I made some research prior to implementing the csv support and it appears there's no reliable way to detect if a csv file has a header or not. What I can do though, is to have a command to use the first row as header after having opened the table, so that you can fix that if you have forgot to active the setting when opening the file.

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bronson avatar bronson commented on August 24, 2024

That sounds like a fine solution.

Activate what setting when opening the file? A setting when opening with fuzzy-finder?

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abe33 avatar abe33 commented on August 24, 2024

When you open a csv (whatever the mean) there's the initial dialog when you can define the parsing setting:
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These settings are kept and serialized for later use. But if you have checked the Remember my choice checkbox you won't see that dialog a second time (it then stores the mode you used and use it immediately when reopening again the same file). Anyway, there's still a lot of little things that can be improved, I placed my focus on making the main workflow working so I didn't fine tune every little details.

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dnk8n avatar dnk8n commented on August 24, 2024

Any plans to do the same for a row ID (as apposed to a column ID, aka Header)?

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