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cut
cut command for MoonX.
command-line
moonx
wasm
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Version
0.2.5
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Apache-2.0
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#cut
Select fields and byte positions for MoonX.
moonx cli/cut@0.2.5 (-b LIST | -c LIST | -f LIST [-d CHAR] [-s]) [--complement] [--output-delimiter=STRING] [-z] [FILE...]#Supported scope
Select positions from files or stdin. Lists accept N, N-M, N- and -M; output preserves input order. The default field separator is TAB.
#Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| -b, --bytes=LIST | Select bytes. |
| -c, --characters=LIST | Select characters under the C-byte profile. |
| -f, --fields=LIST | Select fields. |
| -d, --delimiter=CHAR | Set the field delimiter; empty means NUL. |
| -s, --only-delimited | Skip undelimited records in field mode. |
| --complement | Invert the selected positions. |
| --output-delimiter=STRING | Join selected fields/ranges; empty means NUL. |
| -z, --zero-terminated | Use NUL-delimited records. |
| --help / --version | Show help / package version. |
#Limitations
The local development candidate uses delimiter searches and bounded contiguous projections; field selection and output-delimiter behavior are unchanged.
- -c counts bytes, not Unicode characters.
- -d and -s require field mode. Equal field and record delimiters make field positions span the input file.
#Examples
printf 'x,y,z\n' | moonx cli/cut@0.2.5 -d, -f1,3
moonx cli/cut@0.2.5 -b 1-4 fixed.txt
Apache-2.0
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