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I'm seeing quite a few lines that have the timestamp ("\c:") present, but with an extra backslash. I'm not familiar enough with the standard to know whether this is valid or not, but I'm seeing thousands of them in a 10-minute capture.
This is the original line: \s:r1ACE0JVF*27\\c:1628097600,s:AS-SAM-BWBANK,n:27493*24\!ANVDM,1,1,,B,15N7R>d000qh6tJC94n=7oJ00D02,0*3F
Here's a test case:
from ais import tag_block
TEST_MESSAGES = ['\\s:r1ACE0JVF*27\\\\c:1628097600,s:AS-SAM-BWBANK,n:27493*24\\!ANVDM,1,1,,B,15N7R>d000qh6tJC94n=7oJ00D02,0*3F']
queue = tag_block.TagQueue()
for line_no, line in enumerate(TEST_MESSAGES):
queue.put(line, line_no)
msg = queue.get()
if msg['times'][0] is None:
print('No timestamp deciphered')
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Hmm, this is probably NOT an error, the message TAG block looks invalid to me. It looks like "\c:" should be ",\c:". There's no comma at all. The backslash is allowed, but two of them are not.
I'm seeing quite a few lines that have the timestamp ("\c:") present, but with an extra backslash. I'm not familiar enough with the standard to know whether this is valid or not, but I'm seeing thousands of them in a 10-minute capture.
This is the original line:
\s:r1ACE0JVF*27\\c:1628097600,s:AS-SAM-BWBANK,n:27493*24\!ANVDM,1,1,,B,15N7R>d000qh6tJC94n=7oJ00D02,0*3F
Here's a test case:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: