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https://prnt.sc/vf7699 https://prnt.sc/vf7699 This is how vim renders an NSV file. And I honestly don't remember the last time I edited a csv file by hand.
by fctorial 6y ago
https://prnt.sc/vf7699 https://prnt.sc/vf7699
This is how vim renders an NSV file. And I honestly don't remember the last time I edited a csv file by hand.
- Kwpolska 6y agoAnd this is how TextEdit does it: abc 123 CSV files are also editable and readable with basic GUI tools like TextEdit/Notepad. Users of CSV files are not just people who can use Vim or a hex editor, it’s a general-purpose format. I can’t read nor edit the file with TextEdit, Notepad might also make it hard. Software that assumes C-style strings (where NULL terminates a string) can’t process your file without a complete rewrite. And even with Vim, I had to type ^Vu0000 to get the NULL in there, which is much less comfortable than comma or tab. (No, I’m not adding a key sequence for NULL to my .vimrc.)