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I am trying to use a .csv file in a qgis project. After not getting
what I expected, I learned about .csvt files and wrote a file that
looked like<br>
<blockquote>"String", "Integer"<br>
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with a space following the comma. This did not work - both fields
were still read as String. After removing the comma I got a String
field and an Integer field. <br>
The documentation states the list is comma-separated, which I
suppose if strictly interpreted could mean no white space. However,
in general .csv files ignore whitespace following a comma. <br>
I'm posting this in the event that someone is working with a more
complex .csvt file that fails might have a chance of finding this
when they search for a clue as to why their file isn't working.<br>
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