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Originally Posted by kakkalla
What if I wanted a tab as the separator? I don't know how to enter a tab in Terminal after the --separator= command.
Thank you.
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Old thread, but I'll pitch in my solution for the benefit of Googlers:
Just use a marker for the separator and replace it with tabs in an editor, like this:
Code:
calibredb list --separator="SEPARATOR" >list.txt
Then you just search/replace with a decent editor like textpad or notepad++.
On Linux this command will give you a tab-separated list in list.txt:
Code:
$ calibredb list --separator="SEPARATOR" | sed 's# *SEPARATOR#\t#g'>list.txt