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    A set of Unix command line tools for quick and convenient batch processing of tabular text files (a.k.a., tab-delimited, csv, or flat file format) with a header line. Provides delimiter and compression detection, column reference by name. * tblmap: per-line ("map") computation: derive columns through an expression, delete, reorder, filter rows. * tblred: compute ("reduce") aggregations (e.g., sum, average) over groups defined by key columns. * tbldesc: Summarize columns in file (e.g...
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    rendertext
    Text and basic html renderer. Useful to read text/html files in mp3/mp4 devices using its photo/image viewer . Comes with default settings for a sansa fuze mp4 player. It needs a Perl interpreter, but is provided one in-pack for windows.
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    Text Storage Language
    Text Storage Language is a compressed way of storing data that is optimized for efficiently storing and retrieving text. It typically achieves around 40% compression, with future improvements on the way to increase performance in longer documents.
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