CsvHelper – read multiple rows to a single list grouped by a column on CSV [closed]
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CsvHelper – read multiple rows to a single list grouped by a column on CSV [closed]
Closed yesterday.
CsvHelper – read multiple rows to a single list grouped by a column on CSV [closed]
Closed yesterday.
CsvHelper – read multiple rows to a single list grouped by a column on CSV [closed]
Closed yesterday.
CsvHelper – read multiple rows to a single list grouped by a column on CSV [closed]
Closed yesterday.
CsvHelper – read multiple rows to a single list grouped by a column on CSV [closed]
Closed yesterday.
CsvHelper – read multiple rows to a single list grouped by a column on CSV [closed]
Closed yesterday.
How to map a nested class by CsvHelper?
class A { public C MyC; public int OtherStuff; } class B { public C MyC1; public C MyC2; } class C { public int WeirdInt; public string WeirdString; } I want to create a rule for C to map. When I try to convert List<A> or List<B> to csv, it use this rule to […]
What does Format(“0.0”.PadRight(100, ‘#’) do when writing a CSV with CSVHelper
I have a piece of code I am currently refactoring, but I can’t find documentation about what a line in one of the ClassMaps is doing exactly. I try to get rid of the ClassMaps and replace them with attributes on the actual classes, but I’m unsure what would be the equivalent of this line.
What does Format(“0.0”.PadRight(100, ‘#’) do when writing a CSV with CSVHelper
I have a piece of code I am currently refactoring, but I can’t find documentation about what a line in one of the ClassMaps is doing exactly. I try to get rid of the ClassMaps and replace them with attributes on the actual classes, but I’m unsure what would be the equivalent of this line.