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Author skip.montanaro
Recipients Mario.Fasold, amaury.forgeotdarc, andrewmcnamara, eric.araujo, iain_haslam, pitrou, rhettinger, skip.montanaro
Date 2010-01-27.18:43:25
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Antoine> Since the csv module returns you an iterator, it's easy enough
    Antoine> to wrap it in another iterator.

I prefer to do this sort of stuff as a pre-processing step, so I generally
wrap the file object input and use that iterator as the input "file" for the
csv reader.  I'm sure it's largely a matter of taste and what you need to
do.  Certainly wrapping the csv reader's output would be useful to provide
sensible missing values.

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