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CSV is a pretty nice format for those who like to use SQL or Excel to process the data. Those tools dont support JSON, so having CSV will give us the ability to extend the table widget.
Import a CSV to render a table (adjust column sizes)
Export any relevant info from r2 into CSV
Create a CSV api like the pj_ one we have (maybe reuse the future table api) and create and exporter
We need to define which char to use to print in that format, imho it should be a comma :D
Columnize as a RCons filter (using the table api (_from_csv_string()))
For example:
afl, > functions.csv # print function list in csv format
Stuff that may be interesting as CSV:
Function list
Function Instructions
Symbols
Sections
Imports
Diffing results
Zignatures
..
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This is supported by the RTable api, so we just need to make more use of it and improve the support for creating custom tables, joining them, filter, etc
CSV is a pretty nice format for those who like to use SQL or Excel to process the data. Those tools dont support JSON, so having CSV will give us the ability to extend the table widget.
For example:
Stuff that may be interesting as CSV:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: