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I was wondering if there is an option to improve the performance even further when parsing many strings that are all in the same format.
My use-case is parsing timestamps from a CSV file where the CSV file has million of rows and each of the timestamps is in the same format.
It would be ideal if I could just say to the parser: "remember that format you detected for the previous string. I'm pretty sure this string is in the same format, so try that first when parsing this string".
To illustrate this, my situation is similar to this benchmark
I was wondering if there is an option to improve the performance even further when parsing many strings that are all in the same format.
My use-case is parsing timestamps from a CSV file where the CSV file has million of rows and each of the timestamps is in the same format.
It would be ideal if I could just say to the parser: "remember that format you detected for the previous string. I'm pretty sure this string is in the same format, so try that first when parsing this string".
To illustrate this, my situation is similar to this benchmark
Is there already such an option on the parser that I overlooked ?
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