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The
$format
argument may be null, to specify the default behavior (U.S. English format), or it may be a
pattern string containing the following:

currency symbol (prefix)

thousands separator

decimal point

number of decimal places
The format “€1.000,00 ” uses the Euro sign as the currency symbol, “ . ” as the thousands separator, “ , ” as the
decimal point, and 2 decimal places.
If not specified explicitly, the default format is “ $1,000.00 ”.
NwaParseCsv
NwaParseCsv($text, $options = null)
Parses text containing comma-separated values and returns the result as a list of records, where each
record contains a list of fields. Supports CSV escaping using double quotes.
$options
may be specified to control additional parsing options described in the table below.
See “NwaParseCsv” and “NwaVLookup” .
Table 35 Parsing Options
Function Description
fs The field separator character (default is comma “,”)
rs The record separator character (default is newline “\n”)
quo The quote character (default is double quote ")
excel_compatible
If true, recognize
="..."
syntax as well as
"..."
(default true)
dos_compatible If true, convert \r\n line endings to \n (default true)
encoding If set, specifies the input character set to convert from (default not set)
out_charset If set, specifies the desired character set to convert to using the iconv() function .
(default is "UTF-8//TRANSLIT")
max_records maximum number of records to return
max_fields maximum number of fields per record
skip_records number of records to skip at start of input
skip_fields number of fields to skip at start of each record
sort post-processing option; order string for NwaCreateUsortFunc to sort the records by the
specified column(s)
slice_offset post-processing option: starting offset of slice to return; see array_slice() function
slice_length post-processing option: length of slice to return; see array_slice() function