read_file_and_add
Documentsadd all numbers in a text file by 10 and save to a new file. Use when user mentions read a file add numbers by 10, process number file, batch calculation.
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Add Numbers by 10
Add all numbers in a text file by 10 and save to a new file.
Features
- Auto-detect delimiters: Supports comma, space, newline, tab and other separators
- Preserve original format: Automatically detect and maintain original separator format
- Flexible input: Support command line arguments or interactive input
- Error handling: Validate file existence and number format
Usage
Method 1: Command Line Arguments (Recommended)
Call skill directly with input and output file paths:
/read_file_and_add input.txt output.txt
Parameters:
input.txt: Text file containing numbers (e.g.,1,2,3or1 2 3or one number per line)output.txt: Output file path for processed results
Method 2: Interactive Input
Call skill without parameters, then follow prompts:
/read_file_and_add
Then enter:
- Input file path
- Output file path
Supported Delimiters
Automatically detects:
- Comma (
,) - e.g.,1,2,3,4 - Space (
) - e.g.,1 2 3 4 - Newline - one number per line
- Tab (
\t) - e.g.,1 2 3 - Multiple spaces - automatically handled
Examples
Example 1: Comma Separated
Input file content:
1,2,3,4,5
Output file content:
11,12,13,14,15
Example 2: Space Separated
Input file content:
1.5 2.3 3.7
Output file content:
10.5 12.3 13.7
Example 3: Newline Separated
Input file content:
10
20
30
Output file content:
20
30
40
Example 4: Mixed Format
Input file content:
1,2 3
4,5
Output file content:
11,12 13
14,15
Output Format
Output file preserves same format as input:
- If input is single line with commas, output is single line with commas
- If input is one number per line, output is one number per line
- If input has mixed structure, output maintains same structure
Error Handling
Errors and stops on:
- Input file does not exist
- Input file is empty
- File contains non-numeric characters (letters, special symbols)
Technical Implementation
Uses Python script scripts/process_numbers.py to process file content, automatically detect delimiter type and maintain format consistency.
use command python scripts/process_numbers.py <input_file_path> <output_file_path>