FileHelpers Rev'ed to v1.4.0

The Code Project - FileHelpers v1.4.0 - An Automatic File Import/Export Framework

"The FileHelpers are an easy to use library to import/export data from fixed length or delimited files. Also has support to import/export data from different data storages (Excel, Acces, SqlServer)

The library has a set of converters for the basic types and can be easy extended to provide custom converters.
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1.4.0 (17-Mar-2006)After a lot of work I release it
Mayor changes:

• DEL: ConverterKind.Custom was removed bacause was irrelevant to use custom converters now the lib use [FieldConverter(typeof(YouConverter))]
  
• DEL: Some Exceptions trying to simplify the Exception handling and reducing the number of differnt exceptions. The deleted exceptions are NullValueException, QuotedStringException and InternalException all replaced with the BadUsageException.
  
• FIX: The Async engines now uses the ErrorMode in all cases.
  
• MOD: The MasterDetailEngine now takes the IgnoreFirst and IgnoreLast options from the master record an not from the detail.
  
• MOD: All methods in the FileHelpers Engines that returns bool changed to void because they was using error handling with exceptions and a bool result is redundant and useless, this provide also a more clear OOD.
  
• MOD: LoadErrors from the ErrorManager class now is static.
  
• ADD: The CommonEngine: with four static methods for the common operations.
  
• ADD: The Progress Notification feature, with it you can get notified of the progress of each opration.
  
• ADD: Full ExcelCSV support, a new parameter to the FieldQuoted attribute to indicate if the Quote is optional (like excel does with CSV)
  
• NEWS: Full Subversion support in Sourceforge: now you can help in the development using any subversion client and send me the patchs with your changes.
     https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/filehelpers/trunk

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The very cool FileHelpers has rev’ed to 1.4.0...

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File Helpers Rev’ed to v1.3.5
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