parseCSV 0.4.2

git-svn-id: http://parsecsv-for-php.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@34 339761fc-0c37-0410-822d-8b8cac1f6a97

ChangeLog.txt

@@ -1,3 +1,36 @@
+parseCSV 0.4.2 beta
+-----------------------------------
+Date: 31-May-2008
+
+- IMPORTANT! If you're using the output(),
+  please note that the first parameter has been
+  completely removed as it was technically just
+  useless. Instead, the second parameter
+  (filename) doubles as its replacement. Simply
+  put, if filename is not set or null, the
+  output() method will not output a downloadable
+  file. Please update your existing code
+  when using 0.4.2 and later :)
+
+- Small fix to the headers sent by the output()
+  method.
+
+- Added a download example using the output()
+  method to the examples folder.
+
+-----------------------------------
+
+
+parseCSV 0.4.1 beta
+-----------------------------------
+Date: 29-May-2008
+
+- Fixed a small bug in how the output() method
+  handles input data.
+
+-----------------------------------
+
+
 parseCSV 0.4 beta
 -----------------------------------
 Date: 11-Apr-2008

examples/download.php

@@ -0,0 +1,34 @@
+<?php
+
+
+# include parseCSV class.
+require_once('../parsecsv.lib.php');
+
+
+# create new parseCSV object.
+$csv = new parseCSV();
+
+
+# Parse '_books.csv' using automatic delimiter detection...
+$csv->auto('_books.csv');
+
+# ...or if you know the delimiter, set the delimiter character
+# if its not the default comma...
+// $csv->delimiter = "\t";   # tab delimited
+
+# ...and then use the parse() function.
+// $csv->parse('_books.csv');
+
+# now we have data in $csv->data, at which point we can modify
+# it to our hearts content, like removing the last item...
+array_pop($csv->data);
+
+# then we output the file to the browser as a downloadable file...
+$csv->output('books.csv');
+# ...when the first parameter is given and is not null, the
+# output method will itself send the correct headers and the
+# data to download the output as a CSV file. if it's not set
+# or is set to null, output will only return the generated CSV
+# output data, and will not output to the browser itself.
+
+?>

parsecsv.lib.php

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ class parseCSV {
 	
 /*
 
-	Class: parseCSV v0.4 beta
+	Class: parseCSV v0.4.2 beta
 	http://code.google.com/p/parsecsv-for-php/
 	
 	
@@ -216,20 +216,19 @@ class parseCSV {
 	
 	/**
 	 * Generate CSV based string for output
-	 * @param   output      if true, prints headers and strings to browser
+	 * @param   filename    if specified, headers and data will be output directly to browser as a downloable file
-	 * @param   filename    filename sent to browser in headers if output is true
 	 * @param   data        2D array with data
 	 * @param   fields      field names
 	 * @param   delimiter   delimiter used to separate data
 	 * @return  CSV data using delimiter of choice, or default
 	 */
-	function output ($output = true, $filename = null, $data = array(), $fields = array(), $delimiter = null) {
+	function output ($filename = null, $data = array(), $fields = array(), $delimiter = null) {
 		if ( empty($filename) ) $filename = $this->output_filename;
 		if ( $delimiter === null ) $delimiter = $this->output_delimiter;
 		$data = $this->unparse($data, $fields, null, null, $delimiter);
-		if ( $output ) {
+		if ( $filename !== null ) {
 			header('Content-type: application/csv');
-			header('Content-Disposition: inline; filename="'.$filename.'"');
+			header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="'.$filename.'"');
 			echo $data;
 		}
 		return $data;
@@ -501,7 +500,7 @@ class parseCSV {
 		$entry = array();
 		
 		// create heading
-		if ( $this->heading && !$append ) {
+		if ( $this->heading && !$append && !empty($fields) ) {
 			foreach( $fields as $key => $value ) {
 				$entry[] = $this->_enclose_value($value);
 			}