text-files

I have a text file in this format : { attribute1 attribute2 attribute3.... attributeN value"A" value"B" value"C".... value"Z" /* next line of values*/ } Each word is separated by a tab. How do I convert to CSV format? I tried using Excel but it's giving compatibility issues. Import the data with excel (Data > Load from text file), using tab as a column separator. Then save the file as csv. It cannot have compatibility issues, it's a basic task and i did it quite often in the past. If you can use a scripting language , you might give Python a shot: import csv # read tab-delimited file with open

This question already has answers here : Comparing text files with Junit (9 answers) I want to implement JUnit on a small project I'm working on because I want to learn a little bit about it. The tutorials that I read all make reference to methods that have a particular output. In my case my output are files, how can I do this? any simple example? any approach that could help me with this? The files are raw text files that are build by a void private method. You want to get a correct output file for a given set of inputs, and setup a test to call your void method with those inputs, and then

Hi I have looked at other posts about this but they are 2 or more years old so I thought it was better to start fresh. As the title suggests I am trying to make a login page with php. Users should be able to login to a special member only page. The usernames and passwords are stored in a textfile (note this is for an assignment otherwise I'd use SQL). My code is below ?php echo "Username: <input type=\"text\" name=\user-name\"><br>"; echo "Password: <input type=\"text\" name=\pass-word\"><br>"; echo "<input type=\"submit\" value=\"login\" name=\"login\"><br>"; $userN = $_POST['user-name'];

I am working with a unix shell script that does genome construction then creates a phylogeny. Depending on the genome assembler you use, the final output (the phylogeny) may change. I wish to compare the effects of using various genome assemblers. I have developed some metrics to compare them on, but I need help organizing them so I can run useful analyses. I would like to import my data into excel in columns. This is the script I am using to output data: echo "Enter the size (Mb or Gb) of your data set:" read SIZEOFDATASET echo "The size of your data set is $SIZEOFDATASET" echo "Size of Data

I have a text file, a.txt: Hello World Good Afternoon I have written a batch script to read contents of this file line by line: FOR /F "tokens=* delims=" %%x in (a.txt) DO echo %%x I am getting output as "Hello" "World" due to default behaviour of delimiter(space). How can I override this behaviour to get the ouptut as "Hello World" "Good Afternoon" Your code "for /f "tokens=* delims=" %%x in (a.txt) do echo %%x" will work on most Windows Operating Systems unless you have modified commands. So you could instead "cd" into the directory to read from before executing the "for /f" command to

I´m trying to share a .txt file with share intent. If I set "text/plain" as mime type, it reads the content like text not like text file, then the options given in the share menu are Whatsapp, Line, etc.. Does anybody know how to configure the share intent so that the share options are only the programs that are able to send a .txt file (Gmail, Dropbox, etc.. but not Whatsapp..)? Thanks You can try the specific mime: text/plain or, the more general text mime: text/* tony gil simple and complete example code (less than 50 lines) for app that android will present to the user along with menu list