You don't have time to read a description. You want your CSV now. C++17. Header-only. Read to arrays, tuples, vectors. Delimiter deduction (commas, spaces, tabs).
#include "csv.h"
char* filename; // or std::string
auto data = csv::to_vectors<float>(filename);You're done.
Read to a vector of vectors:
auto data = csv::to_vectors<float>(filename); // std::vector<std::vector<float>>Read to a vector of arrays:
auto data = csv::to_arrays<float, 3>(filename); // std::vector<std::array<float, 3>>Read to a vector of tuples:
auto data = csv::to_tuples<int, double, std::string>(filename); // std::vector<std::tuple<int, double, std::string>>Skip columns:
auto data = csv::to_tuples<int, csv::ignore, std::string>(filename); // std::vector<std::tuple<int, std::string>>Read the header:
std::vector<std::string> header;
// read on its own
header = csv::get_header(filename);
// read with the CSV
auto data = csv::to_vectors<float>(filename, header);
// read just the columns you want
auto data = csv::to_tuples<int, csv::ignore, std::string>(filename, header);