Closed jmor7690 closed 2 years ago
Currently, DBFField writes zero values for the reserved fields (line 283 and below). Why not write the approppriate fields instead?
https://github.com/albfernandez/javadbf/blob/aef1fe983b578df426349ee701ca9abd96f64e27/src/main/java/com/linuxense/javadbf/DBFField.java#L283
Proposed change:
// data type out.writeByte(this.type.getCode()); /* 11 */ out.writeInt(DBFUtils.littleEndian(this.reserv1)); //0x00); /* 12-15 */ out.writeByte(this.length); /* 16 */ out.writeByte(this.decimalCount); /* 17 */ out.writeShort(DBFUtils.littleEndian(this.reserv2)); //(short) 0x00); /* 18-19 */ out.writeByte(this.workAreaId); //(byte) 0x00); /* 20 */ out.writeShort(DBFUtils.littleEndian(this.reserv3)); //(short) 0x00); /* 21-22 */ out.writeByte(this.setFieldsFlag); //(byte) 0x00); /* 23 */ out.write(this.reserv4); //new byte[7]); /* 24-30 */ out.writeByte(this.indexFieldFlag); //(byte) 0x00); /* 31 */
Currently, DBFField writes zero values for the reserved fields (line 283 and below). Why not write the approppriate fields instead?
https://github.com/albfernandez/javadbf/blob/aef1fe983b578df426349ee701ca9abd96f64e27/src/main/java/com/linuxense/javadbf/DBFField.java#L283
Proposed change: