Description:
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a csv file with 5 columns.

note the ^M in data, it's suppose to be there
note the \" line

incorrect parse of the line with the \"
remove the \ and the parse is correct.

As per csv doc, when inside a quote string ("), enter, ^M or anything else then " is consider data.

PS. I wanted to attach my files but it seems there is no way to do that.

So you might not see the ^M character in the test file.

Reproduce code:
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test file (test.csv):

050855,0,20071114,19:01:08,"Don returned my call.

We had a nice talk about things. 

He is slowing down a bit. 

He said he got his order and the drums were a little better wrapped.

\"
050855,0,20071220,11:33:44,"nice call with Don.

He's pretty lonely right now."
050855,0,20071220,12:39:16,finally e-mailed him...
050855,0,20080108,10:31:00,"I calle Don and we chatted for a bit."



script (readcsv.php):

<?php

    $numFields = $argv[1];
    $file = $argv[2];

    print "numFields: $numFields\n";
    print "Filename: $file\n";

    $num = 0;
    $limit = 200;

    $handle = fopen($file, 'r');

    while (($arr = fgetcsv($handle)) !== false) {
    	$num++;
    	
    	if ($num % $limit == 0) {
    		print "$num\n";
    	}
    	
        if (count($arr) != $numFields) {
            print "Invalid number of column at $num\n";
            print_r($arr);
            exit;
        }

    }

    fclose($handle);

    print "Done\n";
    exit;
?>


usage: php readcsv.php 5 test.csv

Expected result:
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numFields: 5
Filename: fgetcsv\test.csv
Done


Actual result:
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numFields: 5
Filename: fgetcsv\test.csv
Invalid number of column at 2
Array
(
    [0] => He's pretty lonely right now."
)