Michal Borowski

Hello, It looks like in your example there's a space between `args.csv` and `.name`. I think removing that space should fix the error, but let me me know if that's...

In Python strings need to be enclosed in single or double quote characters like: ```python s.port = "COM3" ``` Otherwise the program would think that "COM3" is a variable. Btw...

Is Arduino Due running the [reading_from_computer_python.ino](https://github.com/michalmonday/CSV-Parser-for-Arduino/blob/master/examples/reading_from_computer_python/reading_from_computer_python.ino) example?

It looks like the [reading_from_computer_python.ino](https://github.com/michalmonday/CSV-Parser-for-Arduino/blob/master/examples/reading_from_computer_python/reading_from_computer_python.ino) example has a bug that only happens when clock of the board is too fast. A quick workaround would be to replace this line: ```cpp...

I modified the [reading_from_computer_python.ino](https://github.com/michalmonday/CSV-Parser-for-Arduino/blob/master/examples/reading_from_computer_python/reading_from_computer_python.ino) example and added the new one [reading_from_computer_python_row_by_row](https://github.com/michalmonday/CSV-Parser-for-Arduino/tree/master/examples/reading_from_computer_python_row_by_row) which should use much less memory.

That's a good point, I'll add it soon, just need to be careful to avoid breaking the old way.

In the 1.4.0 version I added the following 3 methods: ```cpp cp.setRowParserFinishedCallback(func_returning_bool); // only one of these should be used at once: cp.setFeedRowParserCallback(func_returning_char); cp.setFeedRowParserStrCallback(func_returning_char_pointer); // I added "Str" version because...

I just realized the new change is broken for normal Arduino boards (I tested it only with Esp8266 which has "functional" header file...). I deleted the release to avoid it...

I adapted the code (in version 1.4.1) and now it should be good (hopefully).

Hello, the library is mostly independent of underlying file storage. As long as you can read the file into a string (as a whole, or in parts), then you can...