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Is there any command-line tool or ruby library to clean/correct invalid .csv files, something like tidy for html?
Example of error: unescaped non-successive double quotes.
Related to: Regular expression to find and replace unescaped Non-successive double quotes in CSV file.
You have a look at this program http://www.flat-file.net/. Its build using .net however it does have a command line option.
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I have a list of logs from bash command line and I need to validate their syntax.
From my investigation I know that bash -n option or tools like https://www.shellcheck.net/ are not sufficient because they do not recognize if executable for command exist or not.
Commands like command, hash or type, which could validate if command exist, but what I missed is how to check if their arguments are valid. (eg. I need to know that ls -l is valid and ls -nonexistingargs is not valid).
Any ideas how to do this? (solution for only build in bash commands is enough).
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It is really handy in Bracket Editor that can prompt the file path while typing.
After search for a while I still cannot find a package that accomplish the same thing Bracket does.
Can you suggest or name one package providing similar feature in Sublime Text 3.
I use AutoFileName, although it can be a bit intrusive at times, if you're trying to type a string literal and it keeps trying to autocomplete paths. Other than that, recent versions seem to work quite well. Another option is FileSystem Autocompletion, which I haven't tried. FuzzyFilePath may also work for you, but only inserts file paths in your current project.
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Is there any tool (for win would be fine) which can check my bash syntax,
Im learning the scripting in bash so I need any tool which is capable to checj my scripts if there are any type errors.
Thnaks
See the -n argument to bash:
Read commands but do not execute them. This may be used to check a
shell script for syntax errors. This is ignored by interactive
shells.
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Are there any syntax highlighters for LLVM assembly?
None that I know of. But you can always create your own using Notepad++'s User Defined Language framework. See this and that for more details.
There is a highlighting file for Vim. At the very least, you can look up a list of keywords there.
Here it is: https://github.com/Naios/notepad_llvm
To install: download and then Notepad++ > Define your own language... > Import > llvm_ir.xml
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Is there any online batch file/ bash scripts validator? Let you drop the code in the textarea and check syntax errors? Or upload a file for validation.
I doubt it, since you can just do bash -n yourscript.sh
Searching, I couldn't find one either. Plenty of hits on using -n though...