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When editing a csv, using the sl command to shift a range of cells to the right adds a trailing comma for each shift. I assume this happens because the program just adds additional commas to the left to accomplish the shift (at least from the csv perspective), but it doesn't account for the fact that in those cells there might not be anything to the right which needs to be preserved.
This makes parsing the csv after it's been edited using sc-im a bit more annoying, as now any other programs need to account for removing any trailing commas from the end of lines.
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When editing a csv, using the
sl
command to shift a range of cells to the right adds a trailing comma for each shift. I assume this happens because the program just adds additional commas to the left to accomplish the shift (at least from the csv perspective), but it doesn't account for the fact that in those cells there might not be anything to the right which needs to be preserved.This makes parsing the csv after it's been edited using
sc-im
a bit more annoying, as now any other programs need to account for removing any trailing commas from the end of lines.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: