NAME

csv-add-exec - add a new column by executing an external command

SYNOPSIS

csv-add-exec [OPTION]… -- command

DESCRIPTION

Read CSV stream from standard input and print it back to standard output with a new column produced by reading standard output of an external command whose standard input is fed with input column.

-c, --column=NAME

use column NAME as an input

-n, --new-name=NAME

create column NAME as an output

-s, --show

print output in table format

-S, --show-full

print output in table format with pager

-T, --table=NAME

apply to rows only with _table column equal NAME

--help

display this help and exit

--version

output version information and exit

EXAMPLES

csv-ls -c full_path | csv-add-exec -s -c full_path -n new -- sed 's/.c$/.o/'

list files; if file has .c extension it will be replaced by .o extension

SEE ALSO

csv-show(1), csv-nix-tools(7)