Struct TsvExporter 

pub struct TsvExporter;

Tab-separated values that Excel, Numbers and LibreOffice paste as cells.

Cells are separated by \t and lines by \n, with nothing after the last line. A field that holds \t, \n, \r or " is put in quotes, with inner quotes doubled, as Excel does. A cell the row does not export is an empty field.

A summary row is a line like any other (ExportLine): a caption’s key value and the aggregates land under their columns, its other fields are empty. A row’s depth adds no indent, so the key value stays data; wrap the exporter in a LineFilter to leave lines out.

As an ExportFormat (“tsv”) it writes the same text as UTF-8 without a byte order mark, 1024 rows at a time. Both traits name their method export: with both in scope, call it through the trait, as Exporter::export(&TsvExporter, &table, &cells, &mut text).

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for TsvExporter

fn clone(&self) -> TsvExporter

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Debug for TsvExporter

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Default for TsvExporter

fn default() -> TsvExporter

Returns the “default value” for a type.

impl<R: GridRow> ExportFormat<R> for TsvExporter

fn extension(&self) -> &str

The file name extension, without a dot: “csv”, “tsv”.

fn export( &self, table: &ExportTable<'_, R>, cells: &CellExport<R>, out: &mut dyn Write, control: &ExportControl, ) -> Result<(), ExportError>

Writes table to out; text cells with cells, as a text format does (a spreadsheet format reads ExportCell::value instead).

impl<R: GridRow> Exporter<R> for TsvExporter

fn export( &self, table: &ExportTable<'_, R>, cells: &CellExport<R>, out: &mut String, )

Appends the text of table to out, writing each cell with cells.

impl Copy for TsvExporter