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I'm debating whether it might be best to drop the sniffer entirely as the current IANA file is readable with the default csv.reader. Thoughts? - dialect = csv.Sniffer().sniff(web_csv[0:1024])
- reader = csv.reader(StringIO(web_csv), dialect=dialect)
+ reader = csv.reader(StringIO(web_csv)) |
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That makes sense and works for me too. |
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On my end, the sample provided to
sniff()was not enough to correctly determine the dialect. I found I had to raise it significantly to get it to work as expected. Not sure if this is something just on my end or not.