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tabtab - concatenate or paste conformant tables, or add line numbers
tabtab [parameter=value]
tabtab will concatenate or
paste conformant tables.
In paste mode the number of rows need to be the
same. In concat mode the number of columns need to be same. Although these
mimic the standard paste(1)
and cat(1)
programs, the tables need to be
conformant, though the input tables can have their own header/comment files.
If only one input file is given, a line number is added as the first column,
with an optional offset. This option is equivalent to the unix nl(1)
program,
although "cat -n" also achieves the same result. The tabcols(1NEMO)
with
column number 0 will also add the row number.
The following
parameters are recognized in order; they may be given in any order if the
keyword is also given. Use --help to confirm this man page is up to date.
- in=
- Input files.
No default. If only one file is given, line numbers are added.
- out=-
- Output
file, must not exist yet.
Default: stdout
- mode=p|c
- Paste or Concat mode.
[p].
- space=t|f
- todo
[t]
- offset=
- Offset counter from 0 if line numbers are added. See also tabcols(1NEMO)
with column 0 how to add row numbers.
[1]
Table headers are lost
% nemoinp 10:15 > tab1 % tabtab
tab1,tab1 > tab2 % tabtab tab1 > tab3
tabcols(1NEMO)
, tabrows(1NEMO)
,
table(5NEMO)
src/kernel/tab/tabtab.c
Peter Teuben
26-apr-2022 Created PJT
19-jan-2026 0.4 add offset= and allow single file numbering PJT
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