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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.

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ObjCSV Library

##Library to load and save CSV files to/from objects and ListView

Written using AutoHotkey v1 (http://www.autohotkey.com) By JnLlnd on AHK forum Library home on GitHub https://github.com/JnLlnd/ObjCSV 2013-08-22+, last update (v1.0): 2022-07-18

AutoHotkey (AHK) functions to load from CSV files, sort, display and save collections of records using the Object data type

  • Read and save files in any delimited format (CSV, semi-colon, tab delimited, single-line or multi-line, etc.).
  • Display, edit and read Collections in GUI ListView objects.
  • Export Collection to fixed-width, HTML or XML files.
  • Merge existing fields or create new fields
  • Read and save files supporting the following file encoding: ANSI (default), UTF-8, UTF-16, UTF-8-RAW, UTF-16-RAW or CPnnnn (nnnn being a code page numeric identifier), new in v0.5

For more info on CSV files, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values.

Even if you don't know much about AHK objects, simply using these functions will help to:

  • Transform a tab or semi-colon delimited CSV file to a straight coma-delimited file (any single character delimited is supported).
  • Load a CSV file with multi-line fields (for example, Notes fields in a Google Contact or Outlook tasks export) and save it in a single line CSV file (with the end-of-line replacement character of your choice) that can be imported easily in Excel.
  • Load a list and export it in an HTML file ready for your website.

Other usages:

  • Load a file to object to run any scripted manipulation on the content of the file with the ease and safety of AHK objets.
  • Add/change CSV header names, change the order of fields or remove fields in a CSV file programatically.
  • Concatenate existing fields into a new field
  • Display the file content in a ListView for further viewing or editing (multiple Gui and ListView controls are supported).
  • Sort the data on any field combination before loading to the ListView or saving to a CSV file.
  • Save all or selected rows of a ListView to a CSV file.
  • Save to a file with or without header, with the fields delimiter and encapsulator of your choice.

The most up-to-date version of this library can be found on GitHub: https://github.com/JnLlnd/ObjCSV

INSTRUCTIONS

Copy this script in a file named ObjCSV.ahk and save this file in one of these \Lib folders:

  • %A_ScriptDir%\Lib\
  • %A_MyDocuments%\AutoHotkey\Lib\
  • [path to the currently running AutoHotkey.exe]\Lib\

You can use the functions in this library by calling ObjCSV_FunctionName. No #Include required!

DOCUMENTATION, DISCUSSION AND TUTORIAL

Library documentation:
http://code.jeanlalonde.ca/ahk/ObjCSV/ObjCSV-doc/ (updated to v1.0)

A discussion on this library and tutorials can be found on the AutoHotkey forum:
https://www.autohotkey.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=41
http://www.autohotkey.com/board/topic/96619-objcsv-library-tutorial-basic/ (on old closed forum)
http://www.autohotkey.com/board/topic/97147-parsing-csv-files-with-multi-line-fields/ (on old closed forum)

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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.

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