parse \t as tab delimiter #99
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alexhallam
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Oct 18, 2021
| match bytes.len() { | ||
| 1 => Ok(bytes[0]), | ||
| match *bytes { | ||
| [del] => Ok(del), |
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[del] matches any array with exactly one byte and creates a variable named del with the value of that byte. del can then be used on the right hand side and put into the Ok.
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Solves #96. File extension parsing will be in another PR.