我有一些TSV文件需要转换为CSV文件. BASH中是否有任何解决方案，例如使用awk来转换这些?我可以这样使用sed，但担心它会出错:
sed 's/ /,/g' file.tsv > file.csv
- 不需要添加行情.
如何将TSV转换为CSV?
更新:尽管以下解决方案总体上不可靠 在OP的特定用例中进行工作；请参见底部部分，以获取基于awk的可靠解决方案.
总结选项(有趣的是，它们的表现大致相同):
tr :
devnull 的解决方案(在问题注释中提供)是最简单的:
tr ' ' ',' < file.tsv > file.csv
固定:
OP自己的sed解决方案非常好，因为输入不包含带引号的字符串(可能嵌入了 字符.):
sed 's/ /,/g' file.tsv > file.csv
唯一需要注意的是，在某些平台(例如macOS)上，不支持转义序列 ，因此使用文字制表符char.必须使用ANSI引号($' ')拼接到命令字符串中:
sed 's/'$' ''/,/g' file.tsv > file.csv
awk :
awk的警告是FS-输入字段分隔符-必须设置为 明确-默认行为否则会剥离前导和尾随制表符并替换内部跨度只有一个,
的多个选项卡awk 'BEGIN { FS=" "; OFS="," } {$1=$1; print}' file.tsv > file.csv
请注意，简单地为其分配$1会导致awk使用OFS- output 字段分隔符重建输入行；这有效地替换了所有 字符.与,字符. print然后简单地打印重建的行.
强大的awk解决方案:
为A. Rabus 指出，以上解决方案无法正确处理本身包含,字符的未加引号的输入字段-您最终将获得额外的CSV字段.
下面的awk解决方案通过按需将这些字段包含在"..."中来解决此问题(有关该方法的部分说明，请参见上面的非稳健的awk解决方案).
如果此类字段也嵌入了"字符，则会按照 RFC 4180 .谢谢，怀亚特以色列.
awk 'BEGIN { FS=" "; OFS="," } {
rebuilt=0
for(i=1; i<=NF; ++i) {
if ($i ~ /,/ && $i !~ /^".*"$/) {
gsub(""", """", $i)
$i = """ $i """
rebuilt=1
}
}
if (!rebuilt) { $1=$1 }
print
}' file.tsv > file.csv
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$i ~ /[,"]/ && $i !~ /^".*"$/检测到任何包含,和/或"并且尚未用双引号引起来的字段
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gsub(""", """", $i)转义嵌入的"字符.将它们加倍
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$i = """ $i """通过将结果括在双引号中来更新结果
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如前所述，更新任何字段都会导致awk用OFS值(即,)从字段重建在这种情况下，相当于有效的TSV-> CSV转换；标志rebuilt用于确保至少一次重新构建每个输入记录.
I have some TSV files that I need to convert to CSV files. Is there any solution in BASH, e.g. using awk, to convert these? I could use sed, like this, but am worried it will make some mistakes:
sed 's/ /,/g' file.tsv > file.csv
- Quotes needn't be added.
How can I convert a TSV to a CSV?
Update: The following solutions are not generally robust, although they do work in the OP's specific use case; see the bottom section for a robust, awk-based solution.
To summarize the options (interestingly, they all perform about the same):
tr:
devnull's solution (provided in a comment on the question) is the simplest:
tr ' ' ',' < file.tsv > file.csv
sed:
The OP's own sed solution is perfectly fine, given that the input contains no quoted strings (with potentially embedded chars.):
sed 's/ /,/g' file.tsv > file.csv
The only caveat is that on some platforms (e.g., macOS) the escape sequence is not supported, so a literal tab char. must be spliced into the command string using ANSI quoting ($' '):
sed 's/'$' ''/,/g' file.tsv > file.csv
awk:
The caveat with awk is that FS - the input field separator - must be set to explicitly - the default behavior would otherwise strip leading and trailing tabs and replace interior spans of multiple tabs with only a single ,:
awk 'BEGIN { FS=" "; OFS="," } {$1=$1; print}' file.tsv > file.csv
Note that simply assigning $1 to itself causes awk to rebuild the input line using OFS - the output field separator; this effectively replaces all chars. with , chars. print then simply prints the rebuilt line.
Robust awk solution:
As A. Rabus points out, the above solutions do not handle unquoted input fields that themselves contain , characters correctly - you'll end up with extra CSV fields.
The following awk solution fixes this, by enclosing such fields in "..." on demand (see the non-robust awk solution above for a partial explanation of the approach).
If such fields also have embedded " chars., these are escaped as "", in line with RFC 4180.Thanks, Wyatt Israel.
awk 'BEGIN { FS=" "; OFS="," } {
rebuilt=0
for(i=1; i<=NF; ++i) {
if ($i ~ /,/ && $i !~ /^".*"$/) {
gsub(""", """", $i)
$i = """ $i """
rebuilt=1
}
}
if (!rebuilt) { $1=$1 }
print
}' file.tsv > file.csv
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$i ~ /[,"]/ && $i !~ /^".*"$/ detects any field that contains , and/or " and isn't already enclosed in double quotes
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gsub(""", """", $i) escapes embedded " chars. by doubling them
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$i = """ $i """ updates the result by enclosing it in double quotes
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As stated before, updating any field causes awk to rebuild the line from the fields with the OFS value, i.e., , in this case, which amounts to the effective TSV -> CSV conversion; flag rebuilt is used to ensure that each input record is rebuilt at least once.