public Parser()
{
inputFile = null;
outputFile = null;
splitinlines = new List<string>();
//fh = new FileHandler();
fh = FileHandler.Instance;
classCol = 1;
qColBegin = 2;
delimString = "\t";
}
public Parser()
{
/* CurrentCulture is changed to make sure decimals are printed as x.xx instead of x,xx
* (Messes up csv-file import into excel, openoffice etc.)
* Yes, it's a hack but it works for now.
* Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = new CultureInfo("sv-SE");
*
* 100313 - Ignore above comment. Using tabs again which is just easier.
* CSV sucks monkey nuts (And you can quote me on that).
*/
inputFile = null;
outputFile = null;
splitinlines = new List<string>();
fh = new FileHandler();
classCol = 1;
qColBegin = 2;
delimString = "\t";
}
public Parser(string iFile, string oFile)
{
// CurrentCulture is changed to make sure decimals are printed as x.xx instead of x,xx
// (Messes up csv-file import into excel, openoffice etc.)
// Yes, it's a hack but it works for now.
//Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = new CultureInfo("sv-SE");
inputFile = iFile;
outputFile = oFile;
splitinlines = new List<string>();
fh = new FileHandler(inputFile, outputFile);
numCols = 0;
idCol = 0;
classCol = 1;
qColBegin = 2;
//cmpLen = 3; // compare length of 3 only valid for questions with 4 characters.
delimString = "\t";
rowCount = 0;
cmIndex = 0;
//delimString = ",";
//delimString = ":";
}
