Package: csv2xml
Version: 0.6
Revision: 1
Description: CSV to XML converter
License: BSD
Maintainer: Jason Park <jjpark74@yahoo.com>
Source: mirror:sourceforge:%n/%n-%v.tar.gz
Source-MD5: bc8db6e8b77935ed26a5867536b7cafd
PatchScript: sed 's|@PREFIX@|%p|g' < %a/%n.patch | patch -p1
GCC: 3.3
CompileScript: <<
 make
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InstallScript: <<
 install -d -m 755 %i/bin %i/share/man/man1
 install -c -m 755 src/csv2xml %i/bin
 install -c -m 644 man/csv2xml.1 %i/share/man/man1
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DocFiles: README TODO man/csv2xml.1 src/test.csv
Homepage: http://csv2xml.sourceforge.net/
DescDetail: <<
A simle csv to xml converter. Reads csv files and writes valid xml records to 
standard output.  
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DescUsage: <<
If a field in your file contains a comma, or a CR/LF then you need to escape 
these special characters, you do this by starting the text field with a 
quote (") and ending it with another quote.  Because a quote is the escape 
character, you need to be able to escape the escape character, this is done by 
placing a quote in front of the quote ("").

Here are descriptions of each mode format.  

Mode 0:
shell# csv2xml -m=0 < test.csv
<row>
  <field0>one</field0>
  <field1>two</field1>
  <field2>three</field2>
</row>
<row>
  <field0>fish</field0>
  <field1>fishing</field1>
  <field2>fishes</field2>
</row>

Mode 1:
shell# csv2xml -m=1 < test.csv
<row>
  <field0 value="one" />
  <field1 value="two" />
  <field2 value="three" />
</row>
<row>
  <field0 value="field0" />
  <field1 value="field1" />
  <field2 value="field2" />
</row>

Mode 2:
shell# csv2xml -m=2 < test.csv
<row>
  <item name="field0">one</item>
  <item name="field1">two</item>
  <item name="field2">three</item>
</row>
<row>
  <item name="field0">fish</item>
  <item name="field1">fishing</item>
  <item name="field2">fishes</item>
</row>
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DescPackaging: <<
Had to patch man page to correct man page title.  
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