C:/usr/local/lib/php/blueshoes-4.2/core/util/Bs_CsvUtil.class.phpandrej arn <andrej at blueshoes dot org>features:- supports any separator char sequence, default is semicolon ";"- supports separator characters in the values. eg you use a ; as separator, your line may look likeblah;hello world;"foo";"foo;bar";"this is a ""string""";got it?;fooas you can see, the values can be in "quotes". if your text uses quotes itself as in the "string"example, they are escaped in ms-style with 2 quotes. and by using quotes we can even have yourseparator inside the text (example "foo;bar").- line breaks. a csv line may spread over multiple lines using crlf in a field value.see the checkMultiline param and the _checkMultiline() method.missing:- option to change quote char (") to something elsethanks to: steffen at hung dot chdependencies: none.csv util class. csv = comma separated value.4.2.$id$blueshoes.orgConstructor.csvArrayToArray()(fullpath to the cvs file)(default is FALSE, see _checkMultiline())reads in a cvs-file and returns it as a 2-dim vector.csvArrayToArray()(default is FALSE, see _checkMultiline())takes a csv-string and returns it as a 2-dim vector.csvStringToArray()(fullpath to the cvs file) (2-dim vector. it may be an empty array if there is no data.)bool FALSE on any error.cvs = comma separated value. you can easily export that froman excel file for example. it looks like:headerCellOne;headerCellTwo;headerCellThreedataCellOne;dataCellTwo;dataCellThreeapple;peach;banana;grapefruitlinux;windows;mac1;2;3note I: all returned array elements are strings even if the values were numeric.note II: it may be that one array has another array-length than another. in the exampleabove, the fruits have 4 elements while the others just have 3. this is notcatched. ideally every sub-array would have 4 elements. this would have to beadded when needed, maybe with another param in the function call.reads in a cvs array and returns it as a 2-dim vector.(see above)(default is ';')(if we should trim the cells, default is 'none', can also be 'left', 'right' or 'both'. 'none' kinda makes it faster, omits many function calls, remember that.)(default is TRUE. removes "lines" that have no value, would come out empty.) (empty string if there is nothing at all)the given param $array may be a simple 1-dim array like this:$arr = array('madonna', 'alanis morisette', 'falco');that will result in the string: "madonna;alanis morisette;falco"if the param is a 2-dim array, it goes like this:$arr = array(array('madonna', 'pop', 'usa'),array('alanis morisette', 'rock', 'canada'),array('falco', 'pop', 'austria'),);result: madonna;pop;usaalanis morisette;rock;canadafalco;pop;austriatodo: add param "fill to fit max length"?takes an array and creates a csv string from it.arrayToCsvString()(bool FALSE or 'rtrim' or so.)works on a string to include in a csv string/file.takes an array and combines elements (lines) if needed.4.0.$x$isexisexceptiontostringtohtmlpersistunpersistbs_objectbbsetoutputbbawakebbisawakebbxmsgbbxfunctionstartbbxfunctionendbbxechobbxvarbbxvardumpbbforcetracebbbufferstartbbbuffergetbbbufferendflushbbbufferendcleanbs_object_versionBs_ObjectBs_Object