x_x:tldr:c3858

x_x: View a CSV file with unconventional delimiters.

$ x_x --delimiter=${';'} --quotechar=${select} ${file-csv}

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This command seems to be using the x_x utility or program with various arguments. Here is an explanation of each argument:

--delimiter=${';'}: This argument sets the delimiter used in the CSV file. In this case, the delimiter is set to ;.
--quotechar=${select}: This argument sets the quote character used in the CSV file. It seems that the value of ${select} is used as the quote character. The ${select} syntax suggests that the value might be dynamically chosen or provided as an input.
${file-csv}: This is a placeholder that represents the filename or path of the CSV file being processed by the x_x utility. It is likely that you need to replace ${file-csv} with the actual filename or path when running the command.

Overall, this command is likely used to process a CSV file (${file-csv}) using the x_x utility, specifying the delimiter (';') and quote character (${select}).

This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.

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