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What problem this feature would solve (e.g. who needs it and why)
One may collect RCNs by hand into a spreadsheet, it may be difficult to generate a -s rcn1,rcn2,... list.
How would it solve it
It would be easier to export the RCN column or the whole spreadsheet to a text file, then tell the crawler to read RCNs from there.
How do you imagine using the feature (e.g. CLI configuration, output format)
-s file.tsv,1 seed argument would tell the crawler to read file.tsv as a TSV file and search for RCNs in the first column. Let's use 1-based indexes here.
The column index can be optional with default value 1.
We can accept both *.tsv and *.txt file extensions.
The reader would iterate the file line-by-line and would skip non-number values.
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One may collect RCNs by hand into a spreadsheet, it may be difficult to generate a
-s rcn1,rcn2,...
list.It would be easier to export the RCN column or the whole spreadsheet to a text file, then tell the crawler to read RCNs from there.
-s file.tsv,1
seed argument would tell the crawler to readfile.tsv
as a TSV file and search for RCNs in the first column. Let's use 1-based indexes here.The column index can be optional with default value 1.
We can accept both
*.tsv
and*.txt
file extensions.The reader would iterate the file line-by-line and would skip non-number values.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: