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As noted in the readme, the IronPython version is important as it needs to match Grasshopper installed. Although rhino ships with IronPython (right?), you still need a standalone version to run honey badger, which i am not sure is totally clear in the readme.

Maybe IronPython version can be checked based on the rhino version input (see #16) but only display as a warning as the supported IronPython version for RHino 7+ may change.

see https://docs.python.org/3/library/platform.html#platform.python_implementation

Can we add a function to choose the delimiter? I actually would like to use semicolon, because I have commas in my strings :)
E.g. "5.3 Verkauf Möbel, Bau, Garten"

The parameter_compiler.py at lines 21 and 22 currently hard codes the rhino and grasshopper dlls to reference Rhino 6. This means it must be installed, which may cause issues if people are only using Rhino 7. Also could be issue if OS not in english.

Perhaps there can be optional args to specify rhino version to use or path to dlls?

Maybe I'm doing sth wrong, but I can't seem to build another valuelist component with another csv. It tells me, it can't find "planets.csv". See this branch: https://github.com/architecture-building-systems/hive/tree/111-Database-SIA-2024-and-2028

C:\Program Files\IronPython 2.7>ipy.exe c:\Users\chwaibel\Documents\GitHub\honey-badger\honey-badger.py c:\Users\chwaibel\Documents\GitHub\hive\Core\sia380\sia2024.json
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "c:\Users\chwaibel\Documents\GitHub\honey-badger\honey-badger.py", line 67, in main
    parameter_compiler.compile_parameters(
  File "c:\Users\chwaibel\Documents\GitHub\honey-badger\parameter_compiler.py", line 46, in compile_parameters
    keys, values = read_values(badger_dir, parameter["csv"])
  File "c:\Users\chwaibel\Documents\GitHub\honey-badger\parameter_compiler.py", line 123, in read_values
    with open(os.path.join(badger_dir, "planets.csv")) as planets:
IOError: [Errno 2] Could not find file 'c:\Users\chwaibel\Documents\GitHub\hive\Core\sia380\planets.csv'.: c:\Users\chwaibel\Documents\GitHub\hive\Core\sia380\planets.csv
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pliz hepl @daren-thomas
I'm here with my laptop. I installed Pycharm, ironpython 2.7, cloned honey-badger, built a .json with the cmd (ipy.exe ...\honey-badger.py ...\component.json), but when trying to open grasshopper, it gives me this error:

I did copy the honey-badger.dll into the rhino grasshopper components folder.

Do you have an idea how I can fix that?

honey-badger-runtime.dll needs to be in the same folder as the .gha that is using it, such as planets.gha. It won't work if the .dll is in another folder, even if it is added to the Rhino Grasshopper paths.

I built honey-badger components for hive on my home pc, but the value list components are not appearing.

Please add clearer instructions on how to use honey-badger on the README.md. is there anything I need to put in some folder? before, you had make-honey-badger.bat (or similar), but now a user of honey-badger would simply need to build his components with ipy.exe honey-badger.py customcomponent.json? Appearently, another step is necessary in order to get your list comonents working.

Could you implement the option to define inputs in the form of GH_ParamAccess.list?
C# version: pManager.AddGenericParameter(..., GH_ParamAccess.list);

implement honey-badger feature to customize Grasshopper icons of honey badger components

(architecture-building-systems/hive#134)

Is it possible to add something like a tab-selector to the value list? E.g. with SIA 2024 data, there are room types with associated data. But then there are also "standard", "ideal" and "existing" categories, with different data per room type.