Keywords to ignore leading and trailing delimiters

[MagicMuscleMan]

Some files start and/or end their line with the delimiter as in

, a, b, c,
, d, e, f,

so that the keywords ignoreleadingdelim and ignoretrailingdelim would be useful.

Note, that the same can also be done with the drop keyword. However, this is more complicated, as these empty trailing columns do not have a predefined name typically and thus are auto-named. The name of the trailing column, however, depends on the number of columns and is therefore sometimes hard to know before reading the file and reading it (partially) twice is not efficient meaning the columns have to be removed afterwards which is not in the spirit of the other keywords to just read in the data as needed.

[MagicMuscleMan]

Alternative names when looking at the problem from a different perspective: ignorefirstcolumn and ignorelastcolumn

[MagicMuscleMan]

Looking from another perspective:
drop=[1, :end]
could also solve the problem, i.e. supporting :end as a special symbol. This is a bit of a surprising syntax. I wonder whether there is a more common syntax to the problem "I hand over the indexing of an Array which I do not have and want to refer to its last element".