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The TextDelimited scheme implements this in Cascading 2, if you want some reference:
On Tue, May 22, 2012 at 9:33 AM, Oscar Boykin <os...@twitter.com> wrote:We don't use header lines at Twitter, so we haven't tested that.You could look up the cascading docs and implement a source that does this (see TextLine source in scalding) or point me to how to do it in cascading and I might be able to get it into the next jar we publish (today or tomorrow).On Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 3:53, amitmor wrote:
This question is about Scalding:
I couldn't find out how to tell Scalding TextLine("filename")#read to skip the header in an input pipe. Any ideas ?
Thanks,
Amit
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