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When defining a format, you can absolutely set limitations. If most use-cases can use a simple format with this limitation, they can, and the rest can use the c
by franga2000 2y ago
When defining a format, you can absolutely set limitations. If most use-cases can use a simple format with this limitation, they can, and the rest can use the complicated one. Data formats don't have to be 100% universal.
- SahAssar 2y agoAbsolutely, but the format described is neither TSV or CSV. That's perfectly fine, but don't call it CSV or TSV if it does not handle the specified ways that those work.
- franga2000 2y ago100% agreed. I'd call it Field Seaparator Separated Values - FSSV