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I would like to pass the csv filename from the command line via the documentargument mechanism. This works to get the filename into ConTeXt, but it appears that the lua code invoked by \opencsv expects a literal filename, and the processing abends.

Can \opencsv be updated to accept a macro instead of a literal?

With recent versions of LMTX handlecsv logs around 100,000 warnings of the form:

interfaces > implementor > warning: 'commands.columnAH' is redefined

when overload protection is at a default setting and fails when overload protection is made strict. This makes it difficult to find real overloads that must be dealt with (and consumes many more bits).

Is it possible to disable overload protection at each redefinition? This should be possible by marking them mutable.

En la página 13 del manual, en el código de ejemplo pone \dolooforpall. Hay una "p" cambiada de sitio.

The following code works, with complaints, with a ConTeXt version from 2018.10.18. It does not work with the current release. The sample code from your project page works as advertised. I used it to try various alternatives, including natural tables, but tabulations yield only the first row and table values are all nil. As you see, I merely want to produce a tabulated list. Any assistance or guidance you can give will be greatly appreciated.

\usemodule[handlecsv]
\setuppapersize[A4,landscape]
\switchtobodyfont[10pt]
\opencsvfile{sample.csv}
\starttext
\startbuffer[loop]
\NC \cE \NC \cG \NC \cI \NC \cJ \NC \cT \NC\NR
\stopbuffer
\starttabulate[|l|l|l|l|lp|]
\doloopforall{\getbuffer[loop]}
\stoptabulate
\stoptext

I am not sure, but there seems to be a mistake in the documentation.

In the minimal example, I get an compiling error with '\doloopall'

with 'doloopforall' the minimal example is running.

regards
kurtow