Robb Doering
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CSV

CSV with a distinct color for every column.

Source on GitLab Sublime Text · MPL-2.0 · v0.7.0
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The first 27 lines of a CSV table of Beatles songs as plain text: a header row of column names, then one song per line with its album, year, and a run of numbers, every field the same color.
CSV
The same lines with the CSV syntax: every column in its own color down the table, the header names in bold to match, and a quoted title with a comma inside staying in its column.

Wide CSV files are hard to read because every column looks the same. This grammar gives each of the first 32 columns its own scope, so a color scheme can color them individually, and sets the header row apart.

Comma, pipe, and graduated-palette variants are included.