| untabularize - Revert the formatting done by tabularize |
untabularize - Revert the formatting done by tabularize(1)
untabularize [OPTIONS]
Expect no pipe char (|) in column names,
so it's less ambiguous to determine vertical gridlines.
Untabularize the input as it was tabularized by -p NUM > padding.
Strip leading whitespace in column names to learn each column's left margin.
Don't remove trailing (or leading, in case of right-aligned cells) space, which is often just a filler.
Does not reliably distinguish filler space from semantically significant space, so it's either sometimes significant space gets removed or filler space left there (with -F option). The default mode is to trim space in cell data from the right, if any, else trim at the left. The padding, if specified by -p option, is always trimmed (even if it's non-space).
tabularize(1)
| untabularize - Revert the formatting done by tabularize |