The 'reader' within the if statement is showing
Expression is not a method
Dim reader As New CSVReader
OpenFileDialog2.Filter = "CSV File (*.csv)|*.csv"
OpenFileDialog2.RestoreDirectory = True
If OpenFileDialog2.ShowDialog() = DialogResult.OK Then
reader(OpenFileDialog2.FileName)
reader.DisplayResults(DataGridView1)
'Return OpenFileDialog2.FileName
Else
End If
I moved the Dim and it worked.
OpenFileDialog2.InitialDirectory = "a:"
OpenFileDialog2.Filter = "CSV File (*.csv)|*.csv"
OpenFileDialog2.RestoreDirectory = True
If OpenFileDialog2.ShowDialog() = DialogResult.OK Then
Dim reader As New CSVReader(OpenFileDialog2.FileName)
reader.DisplayResults(DataGridView1)
'Return OpenFileDialog2.FileName
Else
End If
On this line:
reader(OpenFileDialog2.FileName)
You're trying to call a constructor on an object that is already constructed. That's not possible, so the VB compiler is interpreting this as you trying to call the reader object as if it were a function.
Just don't declare the reader until you have the filename, so that you can pass the name to the constructor when you actually construct it, like so
OpenFileDialog2.Filter = "CSV File (*.csv)|*.csv"
OpenFileDialog2.RestoreDirectory = True
If OpenFileDialog2.ShowDialog() = DialogResult.OK Then
Dim reader As New CSVReader(OpenFileDialog2.FileName)
reader.DisplayResults(DataGridView1)
'Return OpenFileDialog2.FileName
Else
End If