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#
# use -show_parsed option to only report what has been parsed
#
# When the delimiter is white space (e.g. space, tab) and your input data is from
# a source that uses white space to format output, you should use -field_delim_collapse to
# collapse adjacent spaces
#
# Use \s to mean any whitespace (e.g. space or tab) or ' ' to specifically
# indicate a space. For example,
#
# -field_delim \s
# -field_delim ' '
#
# Since the distinction between tabs and a space is usually not important, you
# can use \s with relative safety.
#
# cat parse-example-1.txt | ../bin/parse-table -field_delim \s -field_delim_collapse
#
- A B C
A 0 1 2
B 3 4 5
C 6 7 8
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