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I have a test file, test.csv that is ASCII with CRLF line endings
"1","2","3"
"4","5","6"
"7","8","9"
I do unoconv -i FilterOptions=44,34,0,1,2/2/2 -o test2.csv -f csv test.csv
Out comes
"1"",""2"",""3"
"4"",""5"",""6"
"7"",""8"",""9"
I was expecting to get a quoted file back even with unoconv -o test2.csv -f csv test.csv, on this input:
1,2,3
4,5,6
7,8,9
But instead, all I got was
"1,2,3"
"4,5,6"
"7,8,9"
Have you seen this before? Am I creating my files badly? I just used vim to create the file, and flip -m to get the CRLF endings. unoconv is 0.6 and libreoffice is 4.0.3.3 from the ubuntu/ raring libreoffice ppa
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have a test file,
test.csv
that is ASCII with CRLF line endingsI do
unoconv -i FilterOptions=44,34,0,1,2/2/2 -o test2.csv -f csv test.csv
Out comes
I was expecting to get a quoted file back even with
unoconv -o test2.csv -f csv test.csv
, on this input:But instead, all I got was
Have you seen this before? Am I creating my files badly? I just used vim to create the file, and
flip -m
to get the CRLF endings. unoconv is 0.6 and libreoffice is 4.0.3.3 from the ubuntu/ raring libreoffice ppaThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: