John Kerl
John Kerl
See also https://github.com/johnkerl/miller/issues/275
The issue is that in RFC-compliant CSV, the way to escape double quotes is to repeat them: `""` rather than `\"`. This is contrast to spec-compliant JSON which uses `\"`...
@spmundi I use 'left' and 'right' file for `mlr join -f left right` but that's confusing too, in case `cat right | mlr join -f left` :( And I don't...
I'll look into join with unsparsify -- adding nulls as you suggest @spmundi. I think this would be a great feature-add.
Hi @ashmishr -- can you share your `example.csv`?
@ashmishr thanks! I'm trying to find out how to get CSV-in-variable to echo/cat with newlines intact. E.g. with ``` $ x='a,b,c > 1,2,3 > 4,5,6' ``` I can get CSV-contents...
definitely we should have `tail` with `+` :)
BTW @kub1x: > Background for this feature request: I need to split a csv file into chunks of certain number of lines say 1000. This is actually one of the...
(Meanwhile I'm also working on `mlr tail +n` ...)
Thirdly: a `mlr split` verb (with `--max-num-files` and `--max-record-count` being mutually exclusive options, and a `--filename-template`) might be a handy keystroke-saver for the above DSL expressions.