Add option to truncate long columns with an additional option for csvlook (fixes #389) #482
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… maximum number of characters to be printed for each column. I.e. a value of 10 tells csvlook to only print the first 10 characters of each column.
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The implementation of this functionality is moving out of the csvkit repository into its new dependency agate (#515). This is the file that would need to be modified. I've opened an issue there referring to all issues and PRs related to this feature request. Also, preferring #429 (has test). |
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I added the option "-c"/"--cutoff" to csvlook, to specify a maximum column width. This is useful for files which have very long columns. See issue #389