When I try to store my string in always inserts double quotes ("). store | \n | var var = “\n” Even if I put single quotes or even double quotes it does it anyways. store | ‘\n’ | var var = “’\n’” store | “\n” | var var = “”\n"" But storeText has no such problem. It stores the exact piece…

I don’t see or understand this problem yet, where is the additional “”? Here is my test: { "CreationDate": "2018-9-17", "Commands": [ { "Command": "store", "Target": "abc 123", "Value": "aaa" }, { "Command": "echo", "Target": "aaa = ${aaa}", "Valu…

Ok. Try this: [image] { “CreationDate”: “2018-9-18”, “Commands”: [ { “Command”: “store”, “Target”: "\n, , , ", “Value”: “!csvLine” }, { “Command”: “csvSave”, “Target”: “test”, “Value”: “” } ] } Now see the result in csv: [image]

Ok, now I understand. It seems the !csvLine documentation was not very clear about this. When pushing data into !csvLine, you need to store every value separately. Because once csvSave is called, every value that is stored in the !csvLine internal array will get wrapped with “…” automatically (if n…

This does not make any more sense to it. Who defines the “need” for that? Even if you try so save empty line with “” it will double wrap it again “”""". Is there a need? I doubt that. And THE most important thing: Try saving next line (\n). In your example /n is not next line. This wraps it up…

It works fine with\n as well. It gets sourrend by “” as per the CSV file format definition. I guess I do not understand your goal correctly: Do you actually want to save a CSV file, or do you want to create some other file format? [cnn]

The goal is to use special characters. \n \" etc… Here is the case for you: I collect data which I analyze later in calc (LibreOffice Excell substitute) I need to break the line which I do by saving file every-time I need to, but this is a workaround. I should have just use \n. Next I need to…

Is there any workaround to save multiline csv file without additional quotes? Suppose I’m getting a big piece of html page through regex in sourceExtract. Then I’d like to save exactly what I see on the html source page in csv. Is it possible? Or suppose I have a variable like: some text some tex…

Question: Do you actually want to create a CSV file - or do you prefer to simply save the info to a normal text file?

I want to save info to any text file: csv, txt… The goal is to get exactly the same text in the file as it was in Kantu plugin. If I save a variable like this: some text some text some text I’d like to see in saved file: some text some text some text

This is not good because csv require quotes. You can run a batch file to remove quotes from your csv, and you can run a batch file with kantu.

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