8f9d94fb7812612dff92ce14a37dbcad4ff02c1cJenny Donnelly<div class="intro">
8f9d94fb7812612dff92ce14a37dbcad4ff02c1cJenny Donnelly <p>DataSource.Text normalizes delimited text data against a given schema into an object with known properties.</p>
819e90d415ed17d59af3a247b2ad9d6feb0c21b5Luke Smith<div class="example yui3-skin-sam">
8f9d94fb7812612dff92ce14a37dbcad4ff02c1cJenny Donnelly {{>dataschema-text-source}}
8f9d94fb7812612dff92ce14a37dbcad4ff02c1cJenny Donnelly<p>In order to use DataSchema.Text, input data must be delimited text. Define as your schema's `resultDelimiter` property the string that separates each result, and define as your schema's `fieldDelimiter` property the string that separates each field of each result.</p>
8f9d94fb7812612dff92ce14a37dbcad4ff02c1cJenny DonnellyYUI().use("dataschema-text", function(Y) {
8f9d94fb7812612dff92ce14a37dbcad4ff02c1cJenny Donnelly var data_in = "notebooks, 100, spiral-bound\\npencils, 300, #2 with erasers\\npens, 500, blue ink",
8f9d94fb7812612dff92ce14a37dbcad4ff02c1cJenny Donnelly resultDelimiter: "\\n",
8f9d94fb7812612dff92ce14a37dbcad4ff02c1cJenny Donnelly fieldDelimiter: ",",
8f9d94fb7812612dff92ce14a37dbcad4ff02c1cJenny Donnelly // Or simply: ["product", "quantity", "detail"]
8f9d94fb7812612dff92ce14a37dbcad4ff02c1cJenny Donnelly resultFields: [{key:"product"}, {key:"quantity"}, {key:"detail"}]
8f9d94fb7812612dff92ce14a37dbcad4ff02c1cJenny Donnelly data_out = Y.DataSchema.Text.apply(schema, data_in));
8f9d94fb7812612dff92ce14a37dbcad4ff02c1cJenny Donnelly alert(data_out);