Program sfcsv2rsf | Convert a delimited-text ASCII file to RSF binary floating point or int.
[SYNOPSIS]
sfcsv2rsf delimiter=, dtype=float verb=n debug=n trunc=n header=n o1=0. o2=0. d1=1. d2=1. unit1=unknown unit2=unknown label1=unknown label2=unknown
[COMMENTS]
Zeros will be added if number of elements is not the same in each row.
n1 and n2 are computed automatically. For consistency with sfdisfil and
sfmatmult, output is C-style order (row-first), i.e. rows in input file
become dimension-1 columns in output. Output encoding is native. If n2=1 in
output, the second dimension will not be written to the header.
[PARAMETERS]
float   | d1 | =1. |   | 	
float   | d2 | =1. |   | 	
bool    | debug | =n |  [y/n] | 	Extra verbosity for debugging
string  | delimiter | =, |   | 	Separator between values in input file
string  | dtype | =float |   | 	Input type
bool    | header | =n |  [y/n] | 	If the first line is a header
string  | label1 | =unknown |   | 	
string  | label2 | =unknown |   | 	
float   | o1 | =0. |   | 	
float   | o2 | =0. |   | 	
bool    | trunc | =n |  [y/n] | 	Truncate or add zeros if nr elems in rows differs
string  | unit1 | =unknown |   | 	
string  | unit2 | =unknown |   | 	
bool    | verb | =n |  [y/n] | 	Whether to echo n1, n2, infill/truncation
[DIRECTORY]
user/ivlad
