- Added a `seek` method to the `Reader`
- Added a `TableInfo` struct and a `into_table_info` method on the `Reader`.
This `TableInfo` contains informations that can be used to create a new `TableWriterBuilder`
that writes a dbf file with same 'layout' as the file from which the `TableInfo` comes from.
- Added `TableWriterBuilder::from_table_info`
- Changed `TableWriter::write` is now named `TableWriter::write_records` and takes any type that
implements `IntoIterator<Item=&RecordType>` (so &[RecordType] is still a valid input).
- Changed `TableWriter<T>` now requires `T` to implement `std::io::Seek and std::io::Read`,
both `std::fs::File` & `std::io::Cursor` are example of valid `T`.
- Added `TableWriter::write_record` to be able to write one record at a time.
- Increased byteorder dependency from 1.3.0 to 1.4.3
- Fixed some files not being properly read, by ensuring the reader seeks to the begining
of the records after reading the header. (issue #11, Pull Request #12)
- Added RecordIterator to the lib.rs exports
- Added derive `Clone` to the `Reader`
- Removed `pub` attribute from `FieldInfo`'s `name` struct member.
- Added preliminary support for reading some 'VisualFoxPro' files
- Added support for reading dBase / FoxPro files which have 'Memo' fields. (Writing Memo fields is not supported yet)
- Added support for reading and writing the 'Datetime' field
- Added support for reading and writing the 'Currency' field
- Added Trait to allow users implementing it to read dBase records into their structs.
- Added Trait to allow users implementing it to writre structs as dBase record.
- Added optional feature "serde", to automatically impl the 2 trait described above
- Added dependency to chrono
- Changed how iteration on the records is made (/!\ very small breaking change)
- Changed how dbase Writer are created, users now have to use the TableWriterBuilder
to specify fields that constitute a record before being able to write records.
- Changed the Error type.
- Bumped byteorder dependency to 1.3.0
- Added reading and writing of Float value #2
- All dBase III types (Character, Numeric, Logical, Date, Float)
are wrapped in Option<T> to handle empty / uninitialized values
- Added writing of Character, Numeric, Logical, Date, Double, Integer
- Added reading of Character, Numeric, Logical, Date, Double, Integer, types