parseCSV 0.3.2

This is primarily a bug-fix release for a critical
bug which was brought to my attention.

- Fixed a critical bug in conditions parsing which
  would generate corrupt matching patterns causing
  the condition(s) to not work at all in some
  situations.

- Fixed a small code error which would cause PHP to
  generate a invalid offset notice when zero length
  values were fed into the unparse() method to
  generate CSV data from an array.

git-svn-id: http://parsecsv-for-php.googlecode.com/svn/trunk@22 339761fc-0c37-0410-822d-8b8cac1f6a97

ChangeLog.txt

@@ -1,3 +1,29 @@
+parseCSV 0.3.2
+-----------------------------------
+Date: 1-Apr-2008
+
+This is primarily a bug-fix release for a critical
+bug which was brought to my attention.
+
+- Fixed a critical bug in conditions parsing which
+  would generate corrupt matching patterns causing
+  the condition(s) to not work at all in some
+  situations.
+
+- Fixed a small code error which would cause PHP to
+  generate a invalid offset notice when zero length
+  values were fed into the unparse() method to
+  generate CSV data from an array.
+
+Notice: If you have been using the "parsecsv-stable"
+branch as an external in any of your projects,
+please use the "stable/parsecsv" branch from this
+point on as I will eventually remove the former due
+to it's stupid naming.
+
+-----------------------------------
+
+
 parseCSV 0.3.1
 -----------------------------------
 Date: 1-Sep-2007
@@ -31,6 +57,9 @@ Date: 9-Aug-2007
 - Minor changes and optimizations, and a few
   spelling corrections. Oops :)
 
+- Included more complex code examples in the
+  parseCSV download.
+
 -----------------------------------
 
 

examples/basic.php

@@ -13,7 +13,11 @@ $csv = new parseCSV();
 # Parse '_books.csv' using automatic delimiter detection...
 $csv->auto('_books.csv');
 
-# ...or if you know the delimiter, use the parse() function.
+# ...or if you know the delimiter, set the delimiter character
+# if its not the default comma...
+// $csv->delimiter = "\t";   # tab delimited
+
+# ...and then use the parse() function.
 // $csv->parse('_books.csv');
 
 

parsecsv.lib.php

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ class parseCSV {
 	
 /*
 
-	Class: parseCSV v0.3.2 beta
+	Class: parseCSV v0.3.2
 	http://code.google.com/p/parsecsv-for-php/
 	
 	
@@ -503,11 +503,11 @@ class parseCSV {
 	function _validate_row_conditions ($row = array(), $conditions = null) {
 		if ( !empty($row) ) {
 			if ( !empty($conditions) ) {
-				$conditions = (strpos($conditions, 'OR') !== false) ? explode('OR', $conditions) : array($conditions) ;
+				$conditions = (strpos($conditions, ' OR ') !== false) ? explode(' OR ', $conditions) : array($conditions) ;
 				$or = '';
 				foreach( $conditions as $key => $value ) {
-					if ( strpos($value, 'AND') !== false ) {
-						$value = explode('AND', $value);
+					if ( strpos($value, ' AND ') !== false ) {
+						$value = explode(' AND ', $value);
 						$and = '';
 						foreach( $value as $k => $v ) {
 							$and .= $this->_validate_row_condition($row, $v);