Class in CsvHelper.Linq
What the reader of one CSV source of a query does.
public sealed class CsvSourcePlanCsvHelper.LinqCsvHelper.Linq.dllpublic IReadOnlyList<string>? FilterMembers { get; }The members (for CsvDynamicRecord rows, the columns) read for every row to run the filters that the reader runs (Where); null for all of them, empty when there is no filter or it needs none.
public IReadOnlyList<string>? Members { get; }The members (for CsvDynamicRecord rows, the columns) read for each record that the reader returns; null for all of them. The others keep their defaults, and their columns are neither looked up nor parsed.
public IReadOnlyList<string> Notes { get; }Why the reader reads more than the query uses, such as a record passed whole to a method.
public IReadOnlyList<string> PushedOperators { get; }The operators that the reader runs itself, such as Skip(10) and Where, innermost first; the rest of the query runs on the records it returns.
public Type RecordType { get; }The type of the records: a CsvRecordAttribute type, or CsvDynamicRecord.
public long SkippedRows { get; }The number of rows the reader skips without reading them (a Skip at the start of the query).
public string Source { get; }The source, such as file 'orders.csv'.
public override string ToString()The plan of the source, as a line of text.
file 'orders.csv' (Order): Where; filter reads Total; reads Id, Customer.