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Jonathan Lamothe

I made a thing that makes working with #CSV files in #AWK easier. It's a quick and dirty hack, but maybe it'll be useful to someone else.

git.fingerprintsoftware.ca/jla…

Fingerprint Software Git Repositorycsv-awkTools for working with CSV files in AWK
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Jonathan Lamothe
Also, do lists in #Python seriously not have a .map function?
Marcos Dione

@me the logic being that `map()` take any iterable, jot only lists, but sets, dicts, and anything that complies with the iterable protocol. I'm not saying you have to _like_ it. See also `str.join()`.

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Jonathan Lamothe
@mdione Yeah, in hindsight, that makes sense. I'm usually a Haskell programmer, not a Python programmer, so I don't usually have to deal with the question of whether a function is on an object or not.
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Marcos Dione

@me I understand. I get similar issues when I jump to other languages. The ones I had more impedance has been golang for certain decisions and rust because of the "harsh" syntax and verboseness.

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