$ cat data.csv
name number
me 12
you 20



require 'rubygems'
require 'fastercsv'

FasterCSV.foreach("data.csv", :headers =>true, :col_sep =>'\t') do |row|
puts row
puts row['name']
puts row['number']
puts row.class
end

--output:--
me 12
nil
nil
FasterCSV::Row
you 20
nil
nil
FasterCSV::Row


I've sifted through the docs, and I can't find any indication why the
row['name'] syntax won't work.
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7stud -- wrote:
> $ cat data.csv
> name number
> me 12
> you 20
>
> I've sifted through the docs, and I can't find any indication why the
> row['name'] syntax won't work.

Arrrgh. vim was turning my tabs into spaces, so the '\t' separator
wasn't in the data.csv file. This works:

$ cat data.csv
name,number
me,12
you,20

-------

FasterCSV.foreach("data.csv", :headers =>true) do |row|
puts row
puts row['name']
puts row['number']
puts row.class
end

--output:--
me,12
me
12
FasterCSV::Row
you,20
you
20
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