top | item 43487463 (no title) ideamotor | 11 months ago Commas are commonly used in text, too. discuss order hn newest susam|11 months ago Clearly they should have gone with BEL as the delimiter. printf "alice\007london\007uk\nbob\007paris\007france\n" > data.bsv I'm hoping no reasonable person would ever use BEL as punctuation or decimal separator. dessimus|11 months ago If one was going to use a non-printable character as a delimiter, why wouldn't they use the literal record separator "\030"? load replies (1) kmoser|11 months ago On the off chance you're not being facetious, why not ASCII 0 as a delimiter? (This is a rhetorical question.) load replies (2) kevindamm|11 months ago ...and excel macros LoganDark|11 months ago Sure, let's put quotation marks around all number values.Oh wait.lol
susam|11 months ago Clearly they should have gone with BEL as the delimiter. printf "alice\007london\007uk\nbob\007paris\007france\n" > data.bsv I'm hoping no reasonable person would ever use BEL as punctuation or decimal separator. dessimus|11 months ago If one was going to use a non-printable character as a delimiter, why wouldn't they use the literal record separator "\030"? load replies (1) kmoser|11 months ago On the off chance you're not being facetious, why not ASCII 0 as a delimiter? (This is a rhetorical question.) load replies (2)
dessimus|11 months ago If one was going to use a non-printable character as a delimiter, why wouldn't they use the literal record separator "\030"? load replies (1)
kmoser|11 months ago On the off chance you're not being facetious, why not ASCII 0 as a delimiter? (This is a rhetorical question.) load replies (2)
susam|11 months ago
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kmoser|11 months ago
kevindamm|11 months ago
LoganDark|11 months ago
Oh wait.
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