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In DataType.readDataType(), version = 0 or version > 3 results in an exception.
I have some files which use version = 0 in some places. These files are produced by a third party tool which I cannot control, and I want to be able to read them using jhdf.
Would it be possible to consider some means to be able to load such files? Whether by removing the "version = 0" part, or by some other means.
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Thanks for raising this issue. Looking at the spec DataType version = 0 should not be in real files https://docs.hdfgroup.org/hdf5/v1_14/_f_m_t3.html#DatatypeMessage ?
If you have a file that is exhibiting this maybe you could share it and I can have a look? If this is the behaviour I think I would want to special case this as it appear to be out of spec.
For versions >3 support is probably possible, again a test file would be useful to take a look at how much work is involved.
In DataType.readDataType(), version = 0 or version > 3 results in an exception.
I have some files which use version = 0 in some places. These files are produced by a third party tool which I cannot control, and I want to be able to read them using jhdf.
Would it be possible to consider some means to be able to load such files? Whether by removing the "version = 0" part, or by some other means.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: