PSV Reformatter

Fill & Clear

Command	`fill {column} … with {value}` `fill {column} …`
Alternative	`clear {column} …`
Purpose	Fill all of the fields in a column with a specific value.
Examples	`psv clear wip` Set all of the fields in the `wip` column to `""` (empty) `clear` is the same as `fill … with ""`
Playground	After finishing a task, clear the work in progress (wip) column: % psv fill wip with done Home Activities: \| wip \| activity \| \| -:- \| ------------------ \| \| \| play with the kids \| \| --- \| ------------------ \| \| \| feed the dog \| \| * \| walk the dog \| Using the fill command without a value sets the column's values to "" (empty string) % psv fill wip Home Activities: \| wip \| activity \| \| -:-- \| ------------------ \| \| done \| play with the kids \| \| ---- \| ------------------ \| \| done \| feed the dog \| \| done \| walk the dog \| "clear" is perhaps more self-explanatory. % psv clear wip Home Activities: \| wip \| activity \| \| -:-- \| ------------------ \| \| done \| play with the kids \| \| ---- \| ------------------ \| \| done \| feed the dog \| \| done \| walk the dog \| and of course, "delete" also works... Home Activities: \| wip \| activity \| \| ---- \| ------------------ \| \| done \| play with the kids \| \| ---- \| ------------------ \| \| done \| feed the dog \| \| done \| walk the dog \|