> A cell starts with | and ends with one or more tabs.
|one\t|two|three
How many cells is this? Seems like just one, with garbage at the end, since there are no closing tabs after the first cell? Should this line count as a valid row?
> A line that starts with a cell is a row. Any other lines are ignored.
Well, I guess it counts. Either way, how should one encode a value containing a tab followed by a pipe?
Is the "spec", the rules listed under the "syntax" heading? Or is it the python script? Or something else I missed? Because the python is in conflict with the syntax rules in that the rules say a cell ends with one or more tabs, but the python says a cell can end with the end of the line, even if there are no trailing tabs.
> A cell starts with | and ends with one or more tabs.
How many cells is this? Seems like just one, with garbage at the end, since there are no closing tabs after the first cell? Should this line count as a valid row?> A line that starts with a cell is a row. Any other lines are ignored.
Well, I guess it counts. Either way, how should one encode a value containing a tab followed by a pipe?