Dmitry Ignatovich

I guess I can add a config option that would tell if the numbers should be aligned to the right (default) or to the left like all other non-number fields.

Hello, thank you for reporting this! You are right, the extension should automatically switch to `TSV` filetype. Yesterday I published a new version of Rainbow CSV (3.9.0) with some changes...

Also could you please share what other extensions you have installed, and maybe try to see if this reproduces if you temporarily disable other extensions? There was another issue reported...

Thank you very much, this is very useful for me to know, especially the fact that the previous version had the same issue means that I don't have to roll...

Thanks for the update! I added a debug logging option in version 3.10.0 I also found and fixed a bug causing "Dynamic csv" highlighting to fail altogether with many custom...

Hi, I just checked and it works fine for me, VSCode version 1.81.1, Have you considered updating your editor? I don't know in what version the sticky header feature became...

This is currently not supported but technically should be possible to implement. This is also related to #131 I am also really curious, what is the name of the software...

@samschurter, this particular issue is about whitespaces as separators, not commas, but "Rainbow CSV" can already handle your file, you just need to use "Dynamic CSV" filetype instead of "CSV"...

Done, starting from version 3.12 you can use `Set rainbow separator` command to select the whitespace separator with Excel policy in the new UI.

The only hacky way to do this that I can think of is to use CLI rbql - the following trick should work: ``` cat table1.csv, table2.csv | rbql --query...