Simple CSV file parser for the UNIX command line
http://csvprintf.googlecode.com/
csvprintf is a simple UNIX command line utility for parsing CSV files.
cvsprintf works just like the printf(1) command line utility. You supply
a printf(1) format string on the command line and each record in the
CSV file is formatted accordingly. Each format specifier in the format
string contains a column accessor to specify which CSV column to use,
so for example %3$d would format the third column as a decimal value.
csvprintf can also convert CSV files into XML documents and back.
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| csvprintf-1.0.4.tar.gz | 0000097418 95.1 KB | |
| csvprintf.changes | 0000001213 1.18 KB | |
| csvprintf.spec | 0000002044 2 KB |
Revision 4 (latest revision is 11)
Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse)
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Archie Cobbs (archie172)
(revision 4)
- Update to release 1.0.4 - Fixed "unexpected character" bug when line ends with QUOTE, CR - Added "-X" flag to derive XML tag names from column headers
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