SplitCSV

function SplitCSV_ToTable( sCSV )
    -- There is a first comma and then a last.
    local tValues = {}
    local nLastComma_Pos_Dupe = 1
    local nLastComma_Pos = 1
    local nValueLength = 0 -- This will be the difference in comma positions.

    local bFirstRun = true
    local bEndOfString = false
    local cEndCharacter = string.sub( sCSV, string.len( sCSV ), string.len( sCSV ) ) -- Get the last character in the list.

    while not bEndOfString do
        nLastComma_Pos_Dupe = nLastComma_Pos
        -- test,test
        nLastComma_Pos = string.find( sCSV, ",", nLastComma_Pos+1, string.len( sCSV ) )

        if nLastComma_Pos ~= nil then
            nValueLength = nLastComma_Pos - nLastComma_Pos_Dupe

            if bFirstRun then
                -- Handle a single space.
                if string.sub( sCSV, 1, 1 ) == " " then
                    tValues[1] = string.sub( sCSV, 2, nValueLength )
                else
                    tValues[1] = string.sub( sCSV, 1, nValueLength )
                end

                bFirstRun = false
            else
                if string.sub( sCSV, nLastComma_Pos_Dupe+1, nLastComma_Pos_Dupe+1 ) == " " then
                    tValues[#tValues+1] = string.sub( sCSV, nLastComma_Pos_Dupe+2, nValueLength + nLastComma_Pos_Dupe-1 )
                else
                    tValues[#tValues+1] = string.sub( sCSV, nLastComma_Pos_Dupe+1, nValueLength + nLastComma_Pos_Dupe-1 )
                end
            end
        else
            -- Get the last character.
            if string.sub( sCSV, nLastComma_Pos_Dupe+1, nLastComma_Pos_Dupe+1 ) == " " then
                tValues[#tValues+1] = string.sub( sCSV, nLastComma_Pos_Dupe+2, string.len( sCSV ) )
            else
                tValues[#tValues+1] = string.sub( sCSV, nLastComma_Pos_Dupe+1, string.len( sCSV ) )
            end

            bEndOfString = true
            return tValues
        end
    end
end