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In Bash how do I prettyfy as CVS so that instead of:
value1:value2
newvalue1:newvalue2
it becomes:
value1 : value2
newvalue1 : newvalue2
@takao@shitposter.club
@matrix sed
@matrix what are you doing so far?
@matrix ew eww awk eww, not touching that
@matrix but you could do a simple substitution on the output (: -> ' : ') even if it's kludgey
@matrix @takao
I have found this question which might work here:
https://askubuntu.com/q/923396
You can get the length of the longest value for the first column in a for loop which would look something like the picture. And then do the same for the second column. In this case you would have to separate the input into two variables and go through both of them.
The think that I'm not sure about is whether the printf in the link would work for the second column aswell or just for the first one.
I have found this question which might work here:
https://askubuntu.com/q/923396
You can get the length of the longest value for the first column in a for loop which would look something like the picture. And then do the same for the second column. In this case you would have to separate the input into two variables and go through both of them.
The think that I'm not sure about is whether the printf in the link would work for the second column aswell or just for the first one.
