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AttributeError: class OpCode has no attribute 'SIGNIFY_LOCAL_DESCRIPTOR' #3

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Viruzzz-kun opened this issue Jun 3, 2014 · 3 comments

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@Viruzzz-kun
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OpCode.SIGNIFY_LOCAL_DESCRIPTOR is referenced in burfpy.bufrdec at line 391 (and the whole branch seems unfinished).

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If I understand it correctly, it was intended to be SIGNIFY_DATA_WIDTH.

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tazle commented Jun 4, 2014

Hi,

Yes, that branch seems unfinished. I don't have BUFR documentation available locally at the moment, so I can't check if I might have been referring to something other than SIGNIFY_DATA_WIDTH, but that seems to be a likely candidate considering how I defined the mod_descriptor.

Do you have test data that includes an immediate descriptor that is not SIGNIFY_CHARACTER? I think that would be the only way to hit this bug. If you do, could you supply it to me so I can do testing with it. I would also appreciate if it could be included in the test suite, but for that it would have to be licensable under GPL like the rest of the package.

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I don't know, whether the message, I'm testing on is GPL-compatible; I think it is bound by a contract between Astrakhan HMC (or HMC of Russia) and data provider. However, I can try finishing and testing it myself.

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