DataConverter.sublime-settings

{
  // Should be either true, "sniff" or "never"
  // When true, the first row is always treated as the header row
  // When "sniff", DataConverter will sniff for headers (sniffing isn't perfect)
  // When false, DataConverter will assume there are no headers, and use default headers ([val1, val2, ...])
  "headers": "sniff",

  // Define a dialect for the csv reader
  // Check the python docs for a description of how to define a dialect
  // https://docs.python.org/3.3/library/csv.html#dialects-and-formatting-parameters
  // (Python's csv reader is hard-coded to recognise either '\r' or '\n' as end-of-line, and ignores lineterminator.)
  // The below example settings are the defaults in the csv modules, and will be used if a dialect can't be detected
  // "dialects": {
  //   "example": {
  //     "delimiter": ",",
  //     "quotechar": "\"",
  //     "escapechar": "\\",
  //     "doublequote": false
  //     "skipinitialspace": false,
  //     "strict": false,
  //     "quoting": "QUOTE_MINIMAL"
  //   }
  // },

  // Mandate a dialect for DataConverter to use.
  // Could be a dialect defined in your settings file, or one defined in the csv module ('excel', 'excel_tab', 'unix_dialect').
  // This may be useful when specifying custom commands in a .sublime-commands file.
  // "use_dialect": "example",

  // Modern HTML served with a proper character encoding can accept UTF-8 characters.
  // If you're using another charset for your html, set this to false.
  // When false, the DataConverter 'to HTML Table' function will escape non-ascii characters (e.g. – for –)
  // (XML is always returned with escaped characters.)
  "html_utf8": true,

  // DataConverter will try to detect the delimiter used. If it has a problem, it will fall back on this value.
  // This must be one character long. Use "\t" for tab.
  "delimiter": ",",

  // For formats where keys can't have spaces, field names will be joined with this character.
  // By default, an underscore is used, e.g. 'Col Name' becomes 'Col_Name'
  // An empty string is OK
  "header_joiner": "_",

  // If true: after converting, deselects and moves the pointer to the top.
  // If false: leaves selection(s) in place
  "deselect_after": false

  // For some conversions (SQL, ASP), DataConverter must name the table or array being created
  // By default, it's called 'DataConverter', set your own value here
  // "default_variable": "DataConverter"
}