Like file_to_array, but returns the lines as the keys of a table, so repeated lines are kept once. The
second result is the table. The caller frees each key and the table (deinit from Hash_Table). On a
failure it is false and an empty table.
file_to_table :: (
filename: string,
do_trim := true,
skip_blank_lines := true,
do_version_number := false,
use_data_from_memory := false,
data_from_memory := "",
loc := #caller_location
) -> (success: bool, table: T.Table(string, void))Parameters
- filename: string
- do_trim := true
- skip_blank_lines := true
- do_version_number := false
- use_data_from_memory := false
- data_from_memory := ""
- loc := #caller_location
Returns
- success: bool
- table: T.Table(string, void)
ok, table := file_to_table("set.txt", use_data_from_memory = true, data_from_memory = "x\ny\nx\n");
assert(ok && table.count == 2);