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MartinPacker / filterCSV

Tools to manipulate CSV files in a format suitable for importing into various mindmapping programs - such as iThoughts, Freemind, and MindNode.
MIT License
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Need // at start of line to signal comment #33

Closed MartinPacker closed 4 years ago

MartinPacker commented 4 years ago

Commenting out eg "ABCD nc" would be nice:

// ABCD nc \\

Which would require us to deviate from the 2 parms per action. So NOT a starter bug.

cclauss commented 4 years ago

Which file format are we talking about? .csv? What about # instead?

MartinPacker commented 4 years ago

I'm talking about the command line input. There doesn't seem to be a way in bash to comment out a line.

cclauss commented 4 years ago

# is a comment in sh, bash, csh, zsh , etc.

MartinPacker commented 4 years ago

But not in the middle of something like this:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
filterCSV \
all FFFFFF \
stats markdown \
10.220.60. nc \
10.220.61. nc \
10.227.13. nc \
107.216.33. nc \
10.227.16. nc \
10.227.244. nc \
180.14.229. nc \
< DDFTOPDI.csv \
> fixed-DDFTOPDI.csv

The idea is to be able to effectively comment out any of the lines in the middle.

cclauss commented 4 years ago

https://superuser.com/questions/508507/linux-bash-script-single-command-but-multiple-lines last one or... https://superuser.com/questions/238791/comments-in-a-multi-line-bash-command

MartinPacker commented 4 years ago

Implemented as // in v1.9.