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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Save output of updated csv file as csv file itself Post 302939834 by Don Cragun on Monday 30th of March 2015 02:48:14 AM
Old 03-30-2015
The sort utility actually has an option to let you put the output in one of the input files... Try:
Code:
sort --field-separator=',' --key=2 -n -o test.csv test.csv

Note that since : is not a numeric character, using the -n option to sort means you are only sorting on the year in the 2nd field with your secondary sort key being the filename. If you want the month, day, hour, minute, and second portions of the 2nd field on these lines to participate in your primary sort key; remove the -n option.
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OCR4GAMERA(1)															     OCR4GAMERA(1)

NAME
ocr4gamera - OCR system using the Gamera framework USAGE
ocr4gamera -x <traindata> [options] <imagefile> OPTIONS
-v <int>, --verbosity=<int> Set verbosity level to <int>. Possible values are 0 (default): silent operation; 1: information on progress; >2: segmentation info is written to PNG files with prefix debug_. -h, --help Display help and exit. -d, --deskew Do a skew correction (recommended). -f, --filter Filter out very large (images) and very small components (noise). -a, --automatic-group Autogroup glyphs with classifier. -x <file>, --xmlfile=<file> Read training data from <file>. -o <xml>, --output=<xml> Write recognized text to file <xml> (otherwise it is written to stdout). -c <csv>, --extra_chars_csvfile=<csv> Read additional class name conversions from file <csv>. <csv> must contain one conversion per line. -R <rules>, --heuristic_rules=<rules> Apply heuristic rules <rules> for disambiguation of some chars. <rules> can be roman (default) or none (for no rules). -D, --dictionary-correction Correct words using a dictionary (requires aspell or ispell). -L <lang>, --dictionary-language=<lang> Use <lang> as language for aspell (when option -D is set). -e <int>, --edit-distance=<int> Correct words only when edit distance not more than <int>. OCR4GAMERA(1)
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