Andrea Borruso

> $ mlr --c2p --from input.csv put '$sum = ($x???0) + ($y???0) + ($z???0)' @johnkerl what can I read to understand the meaning of `???0` Thank you

Dear @johnkerl , a great feature, that I use a lot in xsv, visidata, csvkit, is to have a general view of the input table. An example output is the...

Another solution, is to have in you PC both [version 5](https://github.com/johnkerl/miller/releases/tag/v5.10.3) & 6, and then use the 5 for this part of your workflow ``` echo 'test,foo' | mlr5 --csv...

The nidx format I think it has only field separator constrain. If you want to deal with double quotes and field separators inside a cell, I think you must use...

hello @stn-ptr you could have empty headers, using implicit header. Starting in example from ``` a,b,,d, 1,3,6,7,8 4,3,5,7,8 ``` You can use Miller in this way `mlr --csv --implicit-csv-header cat...

@stn-ptr I'm happy :) If you want to remove the rows without any data (you have them in your example), you can use [skip-trivial-records](http://johnkerl.org/miller/doc/reference-verbs.html#skip-trivial-records) verb and run something like ```bash...

> Also, some of these things will get less confusing in Miller 6 (the Go port) as there will be a double-quote-respecting parser for DKVP certainly, and NIDX probably. @johnkerl...

Hi @johnkerl , but if I would like to test this development gorgeous version of Miller, is there a way to do it?

@johnkerl these sound very good to me. You could add a `GO` label for the issues. I'm not able to add lines of code, but I will do a lot...

> Moreover if I start from CSV, then convert it to DKPV, then to CSV again, the last CSV is not equal to the source one. If I start from...