Stuart Henderson <s...@spacehopper.org> writes: > On 2021/10/29 13:19, Omar Polo wrote: >> "Allan Streib" <astr...@fastmail.fm> writes: >> >> > This is a little utility that I have found useful when processing CSV >> > files that may contain delimeters or newlines within data fields. >> > >> > https://github.com/dbro/csvquote >> > >> > The project provides no release/tags or man page. >> >> that's sad :/ >> >> > I offer the attached port for comments/testing. >> > >> > I have tested only on amd64. >> > >> > Allan >> >> I'm attaching an improved version with: >> >> - changed the version from 1.0 to 0.0.20180328. This way, if upstream >> ever decides to tag a version less than 1.0 we won't have troubles. >> >> - HOMEPAGE is not needed, it already defaults to that value. >> >> - same for EXTRACT_SUFX and MASTER_SITES >> >> - missing license comment before PERMIT_PACKAGE >> >> - we can avoid patching the makefile by tweaking FAKE_FLAGS to override >> the makefile' BINDIR. >> >> - indentation > > those are all ok with me > >> - I don't think installing the project README is useful. The "know >> limitations" part is surely useful, but the rest of the readme not >> that much. > > in the absence of a manual, i do think the readme is useful because > it describes what the tool does. i'm ok to import this with the readme > added back in.
sounds fair. Attaching an updated tarball with the readme installed.
(also, I forgot to mention that WANTLIB was missing)
>> I don't mess with csv files often, but I see why something like this
>> could be useful.
>>
>> btw, it could be possible (and quite easy really) to run cvsquote under
>> pledge("stdio rpath", NULL). The code is simple to follow, is a simple
>> filter after all :)
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Omar Polo
>>
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