Thanks, hpartidas! You timed this perfectly for me.
However, your function returns an array of:
$output[$row_num][$col_num] = value
I have not used the official str_getcsv() function, but I was assuming that it would process only one row at a time [similar to fgetcsv()], and thus return:
$output[$col_num] = value
Is my understanding of the official str_getcsv() incorrect, or is your function too powerful? :)
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