kelesi
commented
4 years ago You can easily achieve this with tr, sed, awk or other standard linux command line tools.
Example:
mtga-export.py -e count pretty_name | tr "," "#" > output.txt
On windows you can do:
mtga-export.exe -e count pretty_name -f output.txt
powershell -command "(get-content output.txt) -replace ',', '#'" > output2.txt
I noticed that isnt possible to parse a "custom character" through parameter [-e]. It should be good to be able to. For example: .\mtga-export.exe -e count customChar pretty_name -f output.txt where this customChar can be any character choosed by user, by doing this we can build more custom output formats.
a bit more, below here is just a guess of mine...
input: .\mtga-export.exe -e count customChar_# pretty_name -f output.txt
output: 3#Pretty Name