As long as your data is not binary, so does not contain record separators itself, this would be a thousand times better than CSV (because text data _does_ often contain commas and double quotes).
The only thing you'd need is editors to support some way of entering and displaying the RS, and CTRL+^ is a bit of a kludge as it ends up CTRL+SHIFT+6.
Of course, if a record itself can contain RS for subrecords, things become more complicated. I guess you could use `\^`.
The only thing you'd need is editors to support some way of entering and displaying the RS, and CTRL+^ is a bit of a kludge as it ends up CTRL+SHIFT+6.
Of course, if a record itself can contain RS for subrecords, things become more complicated. I guess you could use `\^`.