Chord not deleting

[vivid jacinth]

Hey team, I'm running into an issue where I tried adding in Impulse chord, but when I submitted the chord, instead of the input I had entered, it showed Mouse_UP + Mouse_UP. I went over to dot i/o and changed the chord to the correct input output, but and the new chord exists, however the old one stayed, and doesn't show up on the chord library. My CC is newly updated to 1.1.1 and I've tried importing a chord excel as well, and the chord remains, meaning I can't use the mouse input without it chording basically. The image attached shows a count of 526 (Which I don't actually know if that's the chord count) but when exported, my chord count is 513, does that mean there are 13 hidden chords including this mouse input chord that are not updating correctly? Any help would be great.

[finite pine]

GG @vivid jacinth, you just advanced to level 1!

[gusty willow]

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[vivid jacinth]

So, I used advice from a previous post, and wiped the chords with the charachorder config site, and then went back to dot i/o and uploaded the excel library of chords I had previously. This removed the ghost chords, but then, somehow added comas "," to every single chord output in the library.

[hexed ether]

Can you show an excerpt of the file you used?

[hexed ether]

can you show it open in a text editor

What is your chord for "ten"??

and "nine"

[hexed ether]

sorry, not there, I mean Notepad or something

open the .csv file

some characters seem odd

[vivid jacinth]

never done that, let me give it a try

[hexed ether]

yeah, so, they are shown there

I don't know if it was your excel or whatever other tool you used the csv

but it seemed to malform it

or did it come directly from dot io like that?

[vivid jacinth]

That is the file saved exported from dot i/o

[hexed ether]

very interesting

what browser are you using?

it's weird because it looks inconsistent

What is your chord supposed to be for three? one? etc

[vivid jacinth]

so, those were working prior to the wipe, but there were comma combined with the letter where the number was (three was special since it is on space) ... so one: , + a

two: , + t

and so on

[hexed ether]

I think that is the problem

using comma in a chord causes the CSV to go wonky

to be clear, it's not your fault, it's just that the CSV doesn't seem to be happy with that because they aren't in quotations

it would need to be like this:

"; + ,","three"

for example

or ";+,", three

[vivid jacinth]

is that because the CSV treats the comma as a jump to the next cell?

[hexed ether]

Yeap

comma is the separator for csv

[gusty willow]

Comma Separated Values (CSV)

[hexed ether]

indeed

and if you want to use a comma, it has to be in quotes and if you want to use a quote, it has to be.. in quotes and escaped

[gusty willow]

what

[hexed ether]

these things need fixin on dot io

like if you wanted a chord for...

Hello my old "friend"

[gusty willow]

I'm not old

[hexed ether]

you would need to have it in the CSV as

"Hello my old ""friend"""

[gusty willow]

I thought that the error was in the input, not the output

[hexed ether]

it can be either

if you try to make a chord for "hello, my friend"

you will have the same issue

[vivid jacinth]

so if I input the chord with a comma, it works, until I export, and re-import, it will screw up the whole deal

[finite pine]

GG @vivid jacinth, you just advanced to level 2!

[hexed ether]

Yes, until the dot io bug is fixed

[vivid jacinth]

and to get around it IF I wanted a comma, how would I input it?

into the CSV with that format and then export it?

I mean import it into dot that way

[hexed ether]

I don't know if there would be changes needed on the dot IO side on import to handle it

it's quite possible there would be

so I am not sure

[vivid jacinth]

ok, I'll avoid comma chords for now then

and I will start from scratch on my chords again for now, since all of my saved CSV's are now corrupted with the dreaded unquoted commas

[hexed ether]

You should be able to delete the offending chords from the csv

and/or repair them

unless you have so few that starting from scratch just makes sense

might be less time

[vivid jacinth]

but it added commas to EVERY word

[hexed ether]

not every from your screenshot

that part is still puzzling me

oh no

I see

I understand now

Do you mind sharing the CSV file with me?

(does it have private info?)

[gusty willow]

It moved everything, didn't it?

[hexed ether]

the trailing commas are there because it thinks there are 3 columns

[gusty willow]

Cuz it misinterprets the first wrong comma, then moves everything after that

[hexed ether]

yes

exactly.

[hexed ether]

Note that I deleted all of the number chords, of course

[vivid jacinth]

awesome, thank you

to your knowledge, any other symbols trigger anything else like that in a CSV?

[hexed ether]

no, it's just commas

and at some point, should be fixable

[vivid jacinth]

this fixed CSV adds two spaces after the word

[vivid jacinth]

I removed them.

[hexed ether]

oh yeah, my bad

[vivid jacinth]

so, I'm hitting a really strange bug (What appears to be a bug) trying to add chords

not sure if it's related to all of this, but I feel like I'm going crazy doing impulse chords (And afraid I'm going to drive you crazy reading all of my problems)

I type: .a then i+DUP to impulse, add the ouput as "one" because I want to try this instead of the comma. When I hit enter, it says the input is DUP+a

Ive run into this quite a few times trying to impulse, where I do no other inputs prior what I'm trying to add, and it says my input is completely different that what's on my notepad (Like the previous Mouse_UP example)

[finite pine]

GG @vivid jacinth, you just advanced to level 3!

[hexed ether]

when you get to the input step, you can "rechord" what you want

[vivid jacinth]

At this point?

[hexed ether]

yeah

when you are on that screen, you can chord what you want it to be

I was able to get . + a no problem

[vivid jacinth]

I see, is there a way for me to pull up the a + DUP chord I made through the impulse manager?

[hexed ether]

Nope, you should be able to delete it in dot I/O

[vivid jacinth]

you would think, but that would be too easy

The chord does not appear in dot i/o, or an exported CSV, the only way I can get rid of it is by wiping it with charachorder config

not to mention, the number inputs with commas you removed from the CSV are back, and if I manually change them in dot, the changed chord is added, but the old ones stay as well

I edited ,three to change it to the period input, however it stuck around.