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#
# use -show_parsed option to only report what has been parsed
#
# If your values are quoted, contain thousands-separators, or have other
# cruft, use -remove_cell_rx to define a regular expression of chararacters
# that should be removed from each field.
#
# The value of -remove_cell_rx will be turned into a character class which will
# be removed. For example, if -remove_cell_rx abc then the regular expression will be
# [abc] and the substitutution will be s/[abc]//g
#
# If you have thousands-separator , then do not use the same string as a delimiter!]
#
# cat parse-example-1.txt | ../bin/parse-table -field_delim \s -remove_cell_rx '",()'
#
- A B C
A "0" 1,000 (2)
B "3" 4,000 (5)
C "6" 7,000 (8)
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