jnllnd/objcsv

AutoHotkey_L (AHK) functions to load from CSV files, sort, display and save as CSV collections of records using the Object data type. Files can be read and saved in any delimited format (CSV, semi-colon, tab delimited, single-line or multi-line, etc.). Collections can also be displayed, edited and read in GUI ListView objects.

objcsv's Issues

Progress/Status bar Text Localization

Use ErrorLevel to return success/error after function execution

False duplicate in field names when loading CSV

In ObjCSV_CSV2Collection, Lines 125-126:
if InStr(strFieldNamesMatchList, objHeader[A_Index]) ; field name is duplicate
objHeader[A_Index] := objHeader[A_Index] . "_" . A_Index ; add field number to field name

If objHeader[A_Index] is included as part of an existing field name (eg "Name" vs "Name of the boss"), it is actually considered as duplicate but it is not.

Import files with equal sign before opening encasulator to indicate text data or formula not to be interpreted as numeric when imported by XL (eg. ...;="12345";...)

See issue JnLlnd/CSVBuddy#34 for source and details.

This issue only address the import part. See next issue for export.

Replace Progress bars with "Gui, Add, Statusbar"

Adapt comments to GenDocs syntax to produce documentation automatically

Support sorting other than default text values in ListView

... or we leave it to the calling script to change the column sorting type?

Make progress bar owned by Gui (until I switch to Status bar)

Export files with fields including equal sign before opening encasulator to indicate text data or formula not to be interpreted as numeric when imported by XL (eg. ...;="12345";...)

See the other issue #10 for import of CSV files with equal sign.

Custom text for progress bar (or status bar)

Fix progress bar in ObjCSV_CSV2Collection

Base the progress on data size instead of number of lines.
Do not rely on a value passed to intProgress (see comment below).
Replace intProgress by a boolean as for other functions.

Actual comment in the source:
intProgress := 0
Optional. If 0, progress bar is is NOT shown. If greater than 0, a progress bar is displayed with intProgress as the maximum progress value. Should be use only for very large files. By default 0. NOTE-1: Because there is no way for the script to know in advance the number of lines in the file, provide the exact number (if known) or an approximative number of lines. NOTE-2: If true (or 1), a progress bar is shown already filled while the processing occurs.