package com.opencsv.stream.reader;

import com.opencsv.ICSVParser;

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.IOException;

This class was created for issue #106 where carriage returns were being removed. This class allows the user to determine if they wish to keep or remove them from the data being read.
Author:scott
Since:3.3
/** * This class was created for * <a href="https://sourceforge.net/p/opencsv/bugs/106/">issue #106</a> * where carriage returns were being removed. * This class allows the user to determine if they wish to keep or * remove them from the data being read. * * @author scott * @since 3.3 */
public class LineReader { private final BufferedReader reader; private final boolean keepCarriageReturns;
LineReader constructor.
Params:
  • reader – Reader that data will be read from.
  • keepCarriageReturns – True if carriage returns should remain in the data, false to remove them.
/** * LineReader constructor. * * @param reader Reader that data will be read from. * @param keepCarriageReturns True if carriage returns should remain in the data, false to remove them. */
public LineReader(BufferedReader reader, boolean keepCarriageReturns) { this.reader = reader; this.keepCarriageReturns = keepCarriageReturns; }
Reads the next line from the Reader.
Throws:
Returns:Line read from reader.
/** * Reads the next line from the Reader. * * @return Line read from reader. * @throws IOException On error from BufferedReader */
public String readLine() throws IOException { return keepCarriageReturns ? readUntilNewline() : reader.readLine(); } private String readUntilNewline() throws IOException { StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(ICSVParser.INITIAL_READ_SIZE); for (int c = reader.read(); c > -1 && c != '\n'; c = reader.read()) { sb.append((char) c); } return sb.length() > 0 ? sb.toString() : null; } }