Use duck for util-csv exclusively.

doc/d-utils.md

@@ -51,3 +51,15 @@ Curried version of fast CSV line parser with given separator and string delimite
 * ```separator``` - separator character
 * ```string-delimiger``` - string quotation character
 * ```line``` - line to parse
+
+### csv-parse-lines [procedure]
+
+    (csv-parse-lines lines separator: (separator ;) string-delimiter: (string-delimiter "))
+
+Parses given lines and returns list of lists of strings.
+
+### csv-parse [procedure]
+
+    (csv-parse fn . args)
+
+Uses ```csv-parse-lines``` on lines read from given file ```fn```.

doc/utils.md

@@ -8,29 +8,6 @@ well.
 
 The modules are listed in alphabetical order.
 
-### CSV
-
-    (import util-csv)
-
-This module provides a very simple, incomplete and incorrect but fast
-CSV loader.
-
-    (csv-parse filename
-		[#:separator #\;]
-		[#:string-delimiter #\"])
-
-* ```separator``` - cell separator in CSV file
-* ```string-delimiter``` - for introducing strings possibly with separators
-
-Parses given CSV file and returns list of lists of strings
-representing its contents.
-
-    (csv-split-header csv)
-
-* ```csv``` - list of lists of strings
-
-Splits given loaded CSV into two tables at the first empty row.
-
 ### Dictionary
 
     (import util-dict-list)

src/util-csv.scm

@@ -96,9 +96,10 @@ CSV loader.")
 			(cons (cons token (car res)) (cdr res))
 			2)))))))) ; Continue inside quoted data
  ;; Parses given CSV lines list
- (define* (csv-parse-lines lines
+ (define*/doc (csv-parse-lines lines
 			       #:separator (separator #\;)
 			       #:string-delimiter (string-delimiter #\"))
+   ("Parses given lines and returns list of lists of strings.")
    (let* ((csv-parse-line (make-csv-line-parser separator string-delimiter))
 	  (total (max (sub1 (length lines)) 1)))
      (let loop ((lines lines)
@@ -114,7 +115,8 @@ CSV loader.")
 			 res)))))))
  
  ;; Loads given CSV file and parses its lines into lists
- (define (csv-parse fn . args)
+ (define/doc (csv-parse fn . args)
+   ("Uses ```csv-parse-lines``` on lines read from given file ```fn```.")
    (call/cc
     (lambda (ret)
       (with-exception-handler
@@ -125,7 +127,8 @@ CSV loader.")
 	   (apply csv-parse-lines lines args)))))))
 
  ;; Splits CSV into header and body based on the first empty row.
- (define (csv-split-header csv)
+ (define/doc (csv-split-header csv)
+   ("Splits given loaded CSV into two tables at the first empty row.")
    (let loop ((body csv)
 	      (rhead '()))
      (if (null? body)