From: the.beez.speaks@gmail.com   
      
   On 20-11-2025 19:44, Anton Ertl wrote:   
   > Hans Bezemer  writes:   
   >> Libreoffice   
   >> only offers what are technically "CSV with tabs".   
   >   
   > I just opened libreoffice calc, typed in a few cells, then told it to   
   > "save as", then selected "Text CSV (.csv)", and by default it gave me   
   > ',' as field separator and '"' as quote.  The output looks as follows:   
   >   
   > 123,abc   
   >   
   > So Libreoffice also offers CSVs in their original meaning, and offers   
   > to use other separators and quotes.  The character encoding can   
   > apparently be chosen, too.   
      
   Again, if you had watched the video (or read the script you requested)   
   you would have known that [a] a LOC TSV is *not* what Libreoffice   
   provides and [b] every CSV *without* "," as delimiter is *technically*   
   not a (RFC 4180) CSV - since it doesn't comply to that standard.   
      
   But true, it can be considered a IANA TSV - provided it doesn't double   
   quotes. It's late, I haven't tested this yet. But I'll report back in   
   the morning.   
      
   Hans Bezemer   
      
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