feat: add parseLatLng and sexagesimal options #80
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This PR adds two options:
- parseLatLng (which default to `parseFloat`), allowing to take control
on how the lat and lng text values will be parsed
- sexagesimal (default=true), which allow to skip the sexagesimal parsing
(when false), as it wrongly parses a French number ("1,234" will become 1)
In uMap, we are sometimes in the need to parse CSV files where
lat/lng values are in French number format (with "," as separator, instead of
".").
For a bit more context: gristlabs/grist-core#992
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This PR adds two options:
parseFloat), allowing to take control on how the lat and lng text values will be parsedIn uMap, we are sometimes in the need to parse CSV files where lat/lng values are in French number format (with "," as separator, instead of ".").
For a bit more context: gristlabs/grist-core#992
Thanks! :)