$reader = new Csv_Reader();
$reader->hasHeader(true);
$array = $reader->toArray(); // this will now use the header as keys

The reason being that I would like for the Csv_Sniffer class to be able to tell Csv_Reader that the file has a header. So something like this:

$sniffer = new Csv_Sniffer(’./data/orders.csv’); // reads first 20 lines and attempts to deduce format
$reader = new Csv_Reader(’./data/orders.csv’, $sniffer->sniff());
$reader->hasHeader($sniffer->hasHeader());

I’m still playing around with the interface though.

Here is a proposal function for the Reader Class, make an array with header row as keys.

public function toHeadedArray(){

$return = array();
$content = $this->toArray();
$header=$this->getRow();

//assign strings indice from header
foreach ($content as $row => $value) {
$return[]=array_combine($header,$content[$row]);
}

//remove first row, the one with header label
array_shift($return);

// be kinds, please rewind
$this->rewind();
return $return;

}

I’m happy to hear you like the features we’ve added (and how we added them).
,Wil