Only remove the unescape prefix character when parsing #131
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* Currently the `unescape_formulas` option when parsing will remove any first character of a cell as long as the second character is part of the `@escape_formula_start`. This causes issues when the data is something like this: ``` "A-1","B+2","C=3","'@d" ``` which should parse to this: ``` ["A-1", "B+2", "C=3", "@d"] ``` but parses to this instead: ``` ["-1", "+2", "=3", "@d"] ``` This change will check that the first character is actually the escape character we want before removing it. * Slight fix up of the documentation
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The failing tests doesn't seem to be related to my change and I can't figure out how to kick it off again. Any ideas @beatrichartz ? |
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This PR addresses
Currently the
unescape_formulasoption when parsing will remove any first character of a cell as long as the second character is part of the@escape_formula_start. This causes issues when the data is something like this:"A-1","B+2","C=3","'@D"which should parse to this:
["A-1", "B+2", "C=3", "@D"]but parses to this instead:
["-1", "+2", "=3", "@D"]This change will check that the first character is actually the escape character we want before removing it.
Slight fix up of the documentation