Linux command
scim 命令
文件
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Open spreadsheet
scim [file.sc]
Open CSV file
scim --txtdelim="," [file.csv]
Start with file
scim [file.xlsx]
Read-only mode
scim -R [file.sc]
说明
scim (sc-im) is a terminal-based spreadsheet calculator with vim-like keybindings and a modal interface. It provides a lightweight alternative to graphical spreadsheet applications, running entirely within an ncurses terminal interface for fast, keyboard-driven operation. The spreadsheet supports formulas, mathematical functions, cell references, and ranges similar to conventional spreadsheet software. Files can be imported from and exported to CSV, TSV, and Excel formats, allowing interoperability with other tools. The native .sc format preserves all formulas and formatting. Navigation and editing follow vim conventions: h/j/k/l for movement, i for insert mode, = for formula entry, and : for commands like save and quit. This modal approach enables efficient keyboard-only workflows without reaching for a mouse.
参数
- --txtdelim _DELIM_
- Text delimiter.
- -R
- Read-only mode.
- --nocurses
- No ncurses mode.
- --version
- Show version.
- --help
- Show help.
FAQ
What is the scim command used for?
scim (sc-im) is a terminal-based spreadsheet calculator with vim-like keybindings and a modal interface. It provides a lightweight alternative to graphical spreadsheet applications, running entirely within an ncurses terminal interface for fast, keyboard-driven operation. The spreadsheet supports formulas, mathematical functions, cell references, and ranges similar to conventional spreadsheet software. Files can be imported from and exported to CSV, TSV, and Excel formats, allowing interoperability with other tools. The native .sc format preserves all formulas and formatting. Navigation and editing follow vim conventions: h/j/k/l for movement, i for insert mode, = for formula entry, and : for commands like save and quit. This modal approach enables efficient keyboard-only workflows without reaching for a mouse.
How do I run a basic scim example?
Run `scim [file.sc]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --txtdelim _DELIM_ do in scim?
Text delimiter.