R roarnold Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 14, 2012 #1 Why could I get an error "undeclared variable" when trying to use : LoadTableFromCSV(File.DirAssets, "Delease CSV B.csv.csv", True) ? Also is the "File.DirAssets" internal to the app? I also tried to load it from my hard drive: C:\Delease.csv placed where the FileDirAssets command is. Help. Thanks, Ron
Why could I get an error "undeclared variable" when trying to use : LoadTableFromCSV(File.DirAssets, "Delease CSV B.csv.csv", True) ? Also is the "File.DirAssets" internal to the app? I also tried to load it from my hard drive: C:\Delease.csv placed where the FileDirAssets command is. Help. Thanks, Ron
Olaan Expert Licensed User Longtime User Aug 14, 2012 #2 example Hi, Try to use this Erel's Example,I saved example to learn,perhaps help you. Last edited: Oct 16, 2012 Upvote 0
R roarnold Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 17, 2012 #3 Table List Example I have been playing with table list example package to better understand stringutils and the like but I have a question: Line 44 loads the CSV file. Does line 56 look for the header words from that csv file? I use my CSV file and I get an error on at line 56: File Not Found Exception. But at line 44 the file was loaded. Do I need to clarify the dir again? It appears that it is being passed. Thanks for the help, Ron Upvote 0
Table List Example I have been playing with table list example package to better understand stringutils and the like but I have a question: Line 44 loads the CSV file. Does line 56 look for the header words from that csv file? I use my CSV file and I get an error on at line 56: File Not Found Exception. But at line 44 the file was loaded. Do I need to clarify the dir again? It appears that it is being passed. Thanks for the help, Ron
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 17, 2012 #4 The emulator cannot access windows file system. See this tutorial for more information about files: Text files Upvote 0
The emulator cannot access windows file system. See this tutorial for more information about files: Text files
R roarnold Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 19, 2012 #6 my question was if you create a file where does it end up? For example you used "1.txt". Does that end up in the files tab in the emulator or in the Files directory on the machine under the app you are working on? I ask in that I provided a name for the file but got a Parser.xxx added to the files tab in the emulator but the original name I wanted could not be found. Upvote 0
my question was if you create a file where does it end up? For example you used "1.txt". Does that end up in the files tab in the emulator or in the Files directory on the machine under the app you are working on? I ask in that I provided a name for the file but got a Parser.xxx added to the files tab in the emulator but the original name I wanted could not be found.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 19, 2012 #7 See this tutorial: Text files Upvote 0