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@jmcvey3 I'm assisting another user with reading their .VEC file. DOLfYN gets stuck and reads it indefinitely. Other VEC files from this user are read normally.
The issue occurs when _NortekReader.init_ADV() is attempting to determine the code spacing. In code_spacing, the first call to self.findnextid() gets stuck in the while loop, seemingly because the ID it is searching for is never found.
To Reproduce:
ds_adv2 = dolfyn.io.api.read("SANDIA02.VEC"). @akeeste can share the data directly if needed.
Expected behavior:
Run without error, as on other VEC files
Screenshots:
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Desktop (please complete the following information):
OS: Windows 11
MHKiT Version: v0.9.0
Additional context:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
File appeared to be either corrupted or filled with "fill" bytes added during real-time operation. There were two "while loops" that the script became hung up on, and PR #372 added logic to escape these loops.
Describe the bug:
@jmcvey3 I'm assisting another user with reading their .VEC file. DOLfYN gets stuck and reads it indefinitely. Other VEC files from this user are read normally.
The issue occurs when
_NortekReader.init_ADV()
is attempting to determine the code spacing. Incode_spacing
, the first call toself.findnextid()
gets stuck in the while loop, seemingly because the ID it is searching for is never found.To Reproduce:
ds_adv2 = dolfyn.io.api.read("SANDIA02.VEC")
. @akeeste can share the data directly if needed.Expected behavior:
Run without error, as on other VEC files
Screenshots:
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: