HI, just to start, this CSV library is great and does a lot of good things.
I think I found an issue when you try to use CSV_Load on two different .csv files in one .ahk program.
The second call of CSV_Load, the CSV_Identifier overwrites the first CSV_Identifier.
You can still access the data members of the second CSV_Identifier but use the first CSV_Identifier.
EX
CSV_Load("\Job Folder\jobFolderPaths.csv", JobFolderPathData,",") -> JobFolderPathData is the 1st CSV_Identifier
CSV_Load("\Job Folder\JobListPath.csv", CompanyIndex ,",") -> CompanyIndex is the 2nd CSV_Identifier
If you call CSV_FileName(JobFolderPathData) (1st CSV_Identifier) you will return the file name of CompanyIndex (1st CSV_Identifier)
This issue persists even if each CSV_Load() is in it's own .ahk file.
Thanks
EB
HI, just to start, this CSV library is great and does a lot of good things.
I think I found an issue when you try to use CSV_Load on two different .csv files in one .ahk program.
The second call of CSV_Load, the CSV_Identifier overwrites the first CSV_Identifier.
You can still access the data members of the second CSV_Identifier but use the first CSV_Identifier.
EX
CSV_Load("\Job Folder\jobFolderPaths.csv", JobFolderPathData,",") -> JobFolderPathData is the 1st CSV_Identifier
CSV_Load("\Job Folder\JobListPath.csv", CompanyIndex ,",") -> CompanyIndex is the 2nd CSV_Identifier
If you call CSV_FileName(JobFolderPathData) (1st CSV_Identifier) you will return the file name of CompanyIndex (1st CSV_Identifier)
This issue persists even if each CSV_Load() is in it's own .ahk file.
Thanks
EB