fq/pkg/interp/testdata/value_output.fqtest

$ fq -V '.headers[0].header[]' test.mp3
"ID3"
4
0
{
  "experimental_indicator": false,
  "extended_header": false,
  "unsynchronisation": false,
  "unused": 0
}
35
$ fq -Vr '.headers[0].header[]' test.mp3
ID3
4
0
{
  "experimental_indicator": false,
  "extended_header": false,
  "unsynchronisation": false,
  "unused": 0
}
35
$ fq -o bits_format=base64 -V '.frames[0].audio_data' test.mp3
"AAAAAAA="
$ fq -o bits_format=base64 -Vr '.frames[0].audio_data' test.mp3
AAAAAAA=
interp: Add --value-output/-V option to do tovalue before output Idea is to skip display so that JSON is outputted instead of showing tree and hexdump etc. 2022-08-19 18:46:50 +03:00			`$ fq -V '.headers[0].header[]' test.mp3`
			`"ID3"`
			`4`
			`0`
			`{`
			`"experimental_indicator": false,`
			`"extended_header": false,`
			`"unsynchronisation": false,`
			`"unused": 0`
			`}`
			`35`
			`$ fq -Vr '.headers[0].header[]' test.mp3`
			`ID3`
			`4`
			`0`
			`{`
			`"experimental_indicator": false,`
			`"extended_header": false,`
			`"unsynchronisation": false,`
			`"unused": 0`
			`}`
			`35`
interp: Make tovalue output behave as jq value Now ex "tovalue \| .some.thing" on a decode value will make some.thing be jq value instead of a decode value which woud be displayed as a decode treee, seems confusing. I think this is more intuetive and make more sense. 2023-04-28 19:44:24 +03:00			`$ fq -o bits_format=base64 -V '.frames[0].audio_data' test.mp3`
			`"AAAAAAA="`
			`$ fq -o bits_format=base64 -Vr '.frames[0].audio_data' test.mp3`
			`AAAAAAA=`