What steps will reproduce the problem? 1. Have a semicolon ';' seperated CSV file 2. Issue command: csvfix echo <FILENAME>

What is the expected output? What do you see instead? EX)

file.csv

fname;lname;email job;bob;test@example.com k;dog;test@example.com

EXPECTED result of csvfix echo file.csv

"fname";"lname";"email" "job";"bob";"test@example.com" "k";"dog";"test@example.com"

ACTUAL result of csvfix echo file.csv

"fname;lname;email" "job;bob;test@example.com" "k;dog;test@example.com"

EXPECTED result of csvfix order -f 1 file.csv

"fname" "job" "k"

ACTUAL result of csvfix order -f 1 file.csv

"fname;lname;email" "job;bob;test@example.com" "k;dog;test@example.com"

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system? Latest version on 64-bit Linux

Please provide any additional information below. CSVFix also seems to not support semicolon separated files with any command.

After reading docs I realize that -rsep ';' can be used...but maybe it would be nice to automatically detect the separator? Not sure how performance would be affected, but I do this in my app that is in production by reading a few lines from the specified file and gather stats on it.