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Retain headers/column names in results #25
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Thanks, I appreciate the feedback! Another option that should be more reliable but less convenient is to add |
Actually, it might be possible if we teach RBQL how to be aware of comas and brackets |
Another promising direction is to use ast module in Python instead of manually matching the brackets. Unfortunately, there is no built-in equivalent for JS. |
I've had some time off, so I'm just getting back this. Thank you for your replies.
I see this now. My initial tests included sorting, and I missed that the header row was included. I found your notes in the README about using NR to exclude it from the results. Then of course, not sorting leaves the headers in place. This helps, thanks.
I'm getting a syntax error when I try to use
This was with the query
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Sorry, |
Done. To retain headers you can either set |
This is great. Thank you Dmitry!
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is it possible to retain the headers/column names in query results? It would be helpful to have column names in the results buffer.
Either way, this plugin is incredibly helpful. Thanks for releasing it.
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