Patch file import - first patch missing

take this short path file
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# BITDEPTH 8;RANGE LEGAL;
1;235;16;16;100% Red
2;235;16;16;100% Red
3;235;16;16;100% Red
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and import it into colourspace. The first patch is missing, see screenshot

screenshot

I am surprised the same patch is replicated at all.
The expectation is for no patches to be replicated in the patch set,

Steve

Having said that, I can't replicate.

Steve

Repetitive Patches

Attached file: Repetitive Patch Set

The error only occurs when semicolons are used as separators. But that should work.

https://lightillusion.com/forums/bugs-wibnis-21/csv-of-patches-should-also-use-semicolon-as-separator-fixed-869.html

The .csv patch sets are defined as comma separated values.
We do not recommend or support using semicolons, as windows itself treats them differently.
The standard RFC 4180 defines .csv files as comma-delimited, and does state that using non-comma separation values can cause result variations.
With patch sets that have non-repetitive values a semicolon will potentially work.
With repetitive values, anything could happen.
Stick to commas.

Steve

I'm also having trouble with these country-specific settings. But if I set it to "international standard" now, I run into problems with other programs. That's why I was very pleased to read in this topic that Colourspace also accepts semicolons as separators:
https://lightillusion.com/forums/bugs-wibnis-21/csv-of-patches-should-also-use-semicolon-as-separator-fixed-869.html
If semicolons do not work, please "unfix" this topic. An error message in this case would also be fine,

The error also occurs with non-repetitive patch sets, just tested that.

Hi Steve,

take the attached file.Test "Import.csv.txt". It contains three patches (100% Red, Green and Blue), but only Green and Blue are imported. The website does not accept .csv-files, and the zip file was not selectable at all. So please remove the '.txt'-suffix.

Attached file: The patch set

I have replicated the first patch in the sequence being missing with semicolon separators.
As the original semicolon issue was 2022 and we have not had any reports of issues after that it may be a new issue.
We will look into it.

Steve