def test_getRows_example_2(self):
		##############################
		print 'Running unittests for this project: ', project_name
		print 'Running this unittest: ', self._testMethodName
		##############################
		
		example_file = '%s%sexample_with_line_endings_in_quoted_col_titles.txt' % (dir_of_the_current_test,delimiter())
		expected_col_titles = ['A','B','C','Unit','D','Unit','C \nplus D','Unit','E'] #It seems that csv.reader(...) converts "\r\n" inside quoted column title to "\n"![using Python 2.7.3]
		expected_data_row = ['M1_ID','M1','10','nanometers','20','nanometers','30','nanometers','Hello']
		
		assert [expected_col_titles,expected_data_row] == getRows(example_file), "file=%s\nexpected rows=%s\nextracted rows=%s\n" % (example_file,str([expected_col_titles,expected_data_row]),str(getRows(example_file)))
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    def test_getRows_example_2(self):
        ##############################
        print 'Running unittests for this project: ', project_name
        print 'Running this unittest: ', self._testMethodName
        ##############################

        example_file = '%s%sexample_with_line_endings_in_quoted_col_titles.txt' % (
            dir_of_the_current_test, delimiter())
        expected_col_titles = [
            'A', 'B', 'C', 'Unit', 'D', 'Unit', 'C \nplus D', 'Unit', 'E'
        ]  #It seems that csv.reader(...) converts "\r\n" inside quoted column title to "\n"![using Python 2.7.3]
        expected_data_row = [
            'M1_ID', 'M1', '10', 'nanometers', '20', 'nanometers', '30',
            'nanometers', 'Hello'
        ]

        assert [expected_col_titles, expected_data_row] == getRows(
            example_file), "file=%s\nexpected rows=%s\nextracted rows=%s\n" % (
                example_file, str([expected_col_titles, expected_data_row
                                   ]), str(getRows(example_file)))
	def test_getRows_example_1(self):
		##############################
		print 'Running unittests for this project: ', project_name
		print 'Running this unittest: ', self._testMethodName
		##############################
		
		example_file = '%s%sexample_no_line_endings_in_col_titles.txt' % (dir_of_the_current_test,delimiter())
		expected_col_titles = ['A','B','C','Unit','D','Unit','C plus D','Unit','E']
		expected_data_row = ['M1_ID','M1','10','nanometers','20','nanometers','30','nanometers','Hello']
		
		assert [expected_col_titles,expected_data_row] == getRows(example_file), "file=%s\nexpected rows=%s\nextracted rows=%s\n" % (example_file,str([expected_col_titles,expected_data_row]),str(getRows(example_file)))
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    def test_getRows_example_1(self):
        ##############################
        print 'Running unittests for this project: ', project_name
        print 'Running this unittest: ', self._testMethodName
        ##############################

        example_file = '%s%sexample_no_line_endings_in_col_titles.txt' % (
            dir_of_the_current_test, delimiter())
        expected_col_titles = [
            'A', 'B', 'C', 'Unit', 'D', 'Unit', 'C plus D', 'Unit', 'E'
        ]
        expected_data_row = [
            'M1_ID', 'M1', '10', 'nanometers', '20', 'nanometers', '30',
            'nanometers', 'Hello'
        ]

        assert [expected_col_titles, expected_data_row] == getRows(
            example_file), "file=%s\nexpected rows=%s\nextracted rows=%s\n" % (
                example_file, str([expected_col_titles, expected_data_row
                                   ]), str(getRows(example_file)))