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Summary of ChangesHello @BenjiAtTrystar, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request enhances the Highlights
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This pull request introduces asynchronous writing capabilities for IEnumerable<string[]> and refactors existing asynchronous methods to utilize a new WriteLineAsync helper. The implementation is sound, but I've provided a few suggestions to enhance code clarity, maintainability, and performance. My feedback includes recommendations for simplifying loop structures in the WriteAsync methods for better readability, addressing a potential performance bottleneck in WriteLineAsync related to string allocations, and correcting some formatting inconsistencies.
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| private static async Task WriteLineAsync(TextWriter writer, string[] data, int columnCount, char separator) |
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There appears to be inconsistent indentation in this file. This method and a few others (e.g., WriteLineMemorySpan, WriteCellMemory) use tabs for indentation, while the majority of the file uses spaces. Please ensure consistent formatting (spaces) throughout the file to improve readability and maintainability.
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Using cell.Replace("\"", "\"\"") creates a new string, which can lead to performance issues from memory allocations, especially with large cell values containing many quotes. For better performance, consider iterating through the string and writing segments to the TextWriter directly. The WriteCellMemory method already uses a similar, more performant pattern that could be adapted here.
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Fixed in b42fa35 |
See #104
This is a possible way to implement some of the
WriteAsyncmethods onTextWriter.