Hi Friedrich, It's not working. I used this exact command: perl -p -e
's/\r\n/,/'
/media/Acer/Users/Benjamin/ownCloud/A-UNI/BA-Arbeit.SoSe2014/Daten/ver47-interessantes.csv
> /home/ben/a.csv If I open the resulting file a.csv in Calc, it has
only one line. Then instead I tried
cd /media/Acer/Users/Benjamin/ownCloud/A-UNI/BA-Arbeit.SoSe2014/Daten/
and perl -p -e 's/\r\n/,/' ver47-interessantes.csv > a.csv The
second step grep '^Teilnehmer' a.csv > b.csv produces an empty
file though.
Am So, 2. Nov 2014, um 19:50, schrieb Friedrich Beckmann:
> Hi Ben,
>
> thank you for the information. The commands I mention in the previous
> email are terminal commands. Your file is kind of difficult because it
> contains:
>
> a) two different character encodings (latin-1 and utf-8) for variable
> description and the actual data
>
> b) <CR><LF> within the text elements inside the variable data section
>
> Let me know if the procedure with perl and grep works.
>
> Friedrich
>
> Am 02.11.2014 um 19:03 schrieb Benjamin Oppermann <ben....@eml.cc>:
>
>
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