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I have just uploaded version 0.90 to CPAN, which marks a bigger step than the usual releases, as I have dropped perl-5.005 support. Perl 5.6.1 is now the minimum.

0.90 - 2012-06-15, H.Merijn Brand

Drop 5.005 support (5.6.1 is now minimum)
Introduce record_number
Try harder to get the complete input parsed for the current record when hitting errors on parsing seekable IO (only works in 5.14.0 and up)
Tested with perl 5.6.1 .. 5.17.0 (99 versions of perl) on Linux, HP-UX, AIX, and Windows
SvSETMAGIC was missing for tied variables causing weird actions at a distance, e.g. in printf (Thanks TonyC for finding this)
UTF8 flag was not always reset when using bound variables (TonyC)

0.88 - 2012-03-16, H.Merijn Brand

Fix for $/ in 0.86 broke parsing fields that contain excessive $/'s

0.87 - 2012-03-08, H.Merijn Brand

Extra check on utf8 output (RT#74330)
examples/csvdiff now recognizes numerically sorted CSV files
Document example comparing getline_hr vs bind_columns + getline

0.86 - 2012-01-22, H.Merijn Brand

Introduce quote_binary attribute
Update copyright to 2012
Versions
Fixed a utf8::decode on undef (found by perl-5.15.7)
Fixed localized $/ interference with other handles (RT#74216)

0.85 - 2011-09-07, H.Merijn Brand

NAME / DISTNAME in Makefile.PL

0.84 - 2011-09-07, H.Merijn Brand

More cross-checks for META data

0.83 - 2011-08-07, H.Merijn Brand

Fix spurious auto_diag warning (RT#69673)
Tested with 50 versions of perl, including 5.15.1

Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

In reply to Re: The future of Text::CSV_XS - TODO by Tux
in thread The future of Text::CSV_XS - TODO by Tux

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