问题
I have a text file which is made up with justify (all tabs aligned - different size).
Therefore I can't get the desired value at a certain column (substring).
Since this is a migration I can't change the format of the file.
How can I "de-justify" the text to spaces while preserving the spacing length, any scripts out there?
I need the upper value. replacing \t with a fixed value doesn't help.
*EDIT: files seems to be formatted with fmt
*EDIT2: Solution found it seems; when I use fmt on windows (coreutils) it stays the same.
However on my mac I get the desired result (maybe something in the win command not setup right).
fmt original_file >> new.txt
Grts
回答1:
There's probably lots of other ways to do this, but sublime text has built in tab to space conversion.
http://css-tricks.com/changing-spaces-tabs-sublime-text/
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23013090/text-de-justification-to-get-correct-substring