When this post's site is back up, it will be interesting to see if a) their method is as simple as googlecl and b) if it utilizes googlecl, whether that newline issue has been addressed.
EDIT: ok, saw the google cached version. Still subject to newline issue as far as I can tell.
There already exists a great sort of generic API for working with data, it is called a filesystem... expose Google docs as a filesystem rather than making me type special overly-long commands
I hacked together a pipe tool for Google spreadsheets a few weeks ago. I need to get data from spreadsheets from other people, and then spit them back again. I wrote the pipe tool so that I can go
For anyone wanting to try this on OS X Lion, I believe you have to install googlecl with Python gdata 2.0.14 [1] or you'll see something like the following after running "google docs <cmd>"
File "/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/googlecl-0.9.13-py2.7.egg/googlecl/docs/client.py", line 55, in DocsClientCL
DOCLIST_FEED_URI = gdata.docs.client.DOCLIST_FEED_URI
This started to look like a rabbit hole so I gave up there.
http://code.google.com/p/googlecl/issues/detail?id=301
When this post's site is back up, it will be interesting to see if a) their method is as simple as googlecl and b) if it utilizes googlecl, whether that newline issue has been addressed.
EDIT: ok, saw the google cached version. Still subject to newline issue as far as I can tell.