Nicolas Rinaudo

Well, It's officially out now. I've started working on adapting the various libraries kantan.csv depends on (kantan.sbt for the build, kantan.codecs for the scaffolding), but there are still projects that...

scala-csv is now supported.

[Delimited](https://github.com/rockymadden/delimited) hasn't been updated in 2 years, it looks like a dead project.

I think you're possibly not compiling the code you pasted: this code does not compile, but not because of lacking implicits: because it lacks `import java.io.File`. When I add it,...

This is perfect, but unfortunately, it confirms my suspicions: there's nothing wrong with either the project or code: ``` sbt compile [info] Loading global plugins from /home/nicolas/.sbt/1.0/plugins/project [info] Loading settings...

Well, you have a few options: * use an older version of kantan.csv, we used to support joda. * write one yourself - for example by looking at how older...

No reason other than I forgot, I'm afraid. I'll fix that in a future release, but that doesn't help you right now. If you've already dug through the code enough...

Reopening because I do want to fix this properly :)

Well, `implicitly` allows you to summon implicit values, such as: ```scala implicitly[StringDecoder[LocalDate]] ``` Decoders are tagged with a type - `kantan.csv.codecs` for CSV decoders, so to turn a `StringDecoder[LocalDate]` into...

I think, at the moment, you're kind of stuck. Those are two different formats, as far as kantan.csv is concerned. You can have optional *data*, but not optional *headers*.