Fixed width positions, leave out position 0

Fixed width, absolute position 0 is not explicitely needed bc it is always implicitly assumed + fix url in documentation

Author: BdR76

CSVLintNppPlugin/CsvLint/CsvDefinition.cs

@@ -1205,7 +1205,7 @@ public string ConstructLine(List<string> values, bool iscomment)
         /// <param name="abspos"> absolute column positions or column widths</param>
         public string GetColumnWidths(bool abspos)
         {
-            var res = (abspos ? "0, " : "");
+            var res = "";
             var colwidth = 0;
 
             for (int c = 0; c < Fields.Count; c++)

CSVLintNppPlugin/CsvLint/CsvGenerateCode.cs

@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ public static void GenerateSchemaJSON(CsvDefinition csvdef)
             // file format
             jsonmeta.Append("\t\"dialect\": {");
             if (csvdef.Separator == '\0')
-                jsonmeta.Append(string.Format("\r\n\t\t\"columnpositions\": [{0}]", csvdef.GetColumnWidths(true)));
+                jsonmeta.Append(string.Format("\r\n\t\t\"columnpositions\": [0, {0}]", csvdef.GetColumnWidths(true)));
             else
                 jsonmeta.Append(string.Format("\r\n\t\t\"delimiter\": \"{0}\"", separator));
             jsonmeta.Append(string.Format(",\r\n\t\t\"header\": \"{0}\"", (csvdef.ColNameHeader ? "true" : "false")));

docs/readme.md

@@ -605,7 +605,7 @@ datatypes, and it is meant as a starting point for further script development in
 
 ### PowerShell ###
 
-Generates a [PowerShell](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerShell/) script to read the csv data file
+Generates a [PowerShell](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PowerShell) script to read the csv data file
 as a dataset variable. It contains the required scripting for the appropriate
 datatypes, and it is meant as a starting point for further script development.