A review of several JavaScript grid editors : I want to be Excel (roberto.open-lab.com) 54 points by robicch 16y ago ↗ HN
[–] fungi 16y ago ↗ some got one for python? [–] ableal 16y ago ↗ I had an idea I had seen at least one a while ago, so I hit search for "python modules spreadsheet", and fished out this (cross-platform, GTK+) at the top:http://pyspread.sourceforge.net/The rest of the results also include some xls/odf read/write modules. Coupling with Google docs/whatever may be another idea. [–] fungi 16y ago ↗ Really looking for a nice little web editor for editing a .csv configBut thx anyway :) [–] RyanMcGreal 16y ago ↗ import csv file = csv.reader(open('config.csv'), delimiter='\t') for row in file: for cell in row: # do something with the cell [–] fungi 16y ago ↗ im more of acsv.DictReader(open('config.csv'), delimiter=",")guy myself, but thx anyway :) [–] mwexler 16y ago ↗ Somewhat off topic, but Resolver One is an interesting mix of python and spreadsheets... http://www.resolversystems.com/
[–] ableal 16y ago ↗ I had an idea I had seen at least one a while ago, so I hit search for "python modules spreadsheet", and fished out this (cross-platform, GTK+) at the top:http://pyspread.sourceforge.net/The rest of the results also include some xls/odf read/write modules. Coupling with Google docs/whatever may be another idea. [–] fungi 16y ago ↗ Really looking for a nice little web editor for editing a .csv configBut thx anyway :) [–] RyanMcGreal 16y ago ↗ import csv file = csv.reader(open('config.csv'), delimiter='\t') for row in file: for cell in row: # do something with the cell [–] fungi 16y ago ↗ im more of acsv.DictReader(open('config.csv'), delimiter=",")guy myself, but thx anyway :) [–] mwexler 16y ago ↗ Somewhat off topic, but Resolver One is an interesting mix of python and spreadsheets... http://www.resolversystems.com/
[–] fungi 16y ago ↗ Really looking for a nice little web editor for editing a .csv configBut thx anyway :) [–] RyanMcGreal 16y ago ↗ import csv file = csv.reader(open('config.csv'), delimiter='\t') for row in file: for cell in row: # do something with the cell [–] fungi 16y ago ↗ im more of acsv.DictReader(open('config.csv'), delimiter=",")guy myself, but thx anyway :)
[–] RyanMcGreal 16y ago ↗ import csv file = csv.reader(open('config.csv'), delimiter='\t') for row in file: for cell in row: # do something with the cell [–] fungi 16y ago ↗ im more of acsv.DictReader(open('config.csv'), delimiter=",")guy myself, but thx anyway :)
[–] fungi 16y ago ↗ im more of acsv.DictReader(open('config.csv'), delimiter=",")guy myself, but thx anyway :)
[–] mwexler 16y ago ↗ Somewhat off topic, but Resolver One is an interesting mix of python and spreadsheets... http://www.resolversystems.com/
[–] ashanak 16y ago ↗ Great post! did you forget YUI? [–] robicch 16y ago ↗ I tried to limit my research to jquery components only. The list at the end of the post if far from completeness. But yes, I forgot it :-(
[–] robicch 16y ago ↗ I tried to limit my research to jquery components only. The list at the end of the post if far from completeness. But yes, I forgot it :-(
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The rest of the results also include some xls/odf read/write modules. Coupling with Google docs/whatever may be another idea.
But thx anyway :)
csv.DictReader(open('config.csv'), delimiter=",")
guy myself, but thx anyway :)