John Kerl
John Kerl
> Maybe I'm thinking about this incorrectly, but could you keep track of the give format flag and wait until the end to use that to set things like IFS...
@fgvieira sorry for the delay in replying. This can be done by the creation of some new flags for the `join` verb.
Oops wrong issue sorry!
@webhive indeed this is unfortunate. I am using the Go datetime library (see also #477) which unfortunately doesn't handle locales or non-English month/day-of-week names. At best I think there is...
@aborruso most definitely this cannot be accommodated within CSV output format: ``` $ mlr --c2j cut -x -f Gender then reshape -s Category,Amount input.csv [ { "id": 1, "Year": 2019,...
@aborruso this is one of those cases where we would need to read _all_ output before procuding _any_ output, and I'm not comfortable doing that as a default behavior. That...
Great idea @b97tsk ! :)
@b97tsk @onoraba one question needing to be addressed is, suppose we do decode, and the data non-ASCII -- I'm not sure Miller strings (per se) would suffice anymore. In Python...
@onoraba I like that! * In the shorter term (very easy), decode string to string * If `ValidString`: return as is * else return a hexfmt * In the longer...
@aborruso `strptime` in Go is brittle, and is based on Go's date-parsing which I find also brittle. I'll look into how I can hack on `strptime` (which I have done...