Describe the bug
EdsLib encodes all binary data types as 1 bit. The XML schema was since extended to have a "BinaryDataEncoding" which allows larger sizes - in which case all other bits should be padding. But EdsLib is not honoring this element currently.
To Reproduce
Use BinaryDataEncoding to make a boolean value stored in an octet (8 bits) for byte alignment. Pack the object, and the binary value will be just 1 bit, with all subsequent elements shifted by 7 bits.
Expected behavior
Should be packed as 8 bits, with 7 bits of padding, as the XML intended.
System observed on:
Debian
Reporter Info
Joseph Hickey, Vantage Systems, Inc.
Describe the bug EdsLib encodes all binary data types as 1 bit. The XML schema was since extended to have a "BinaryDataEncoding" which allows larger sizes - in which case all other bits should be padding. But EdsLib is not honoring this element currently.
To Reproduce Use
BinaryDataEncodingto make a boolean value stored in an octet (8 bits) for byte alignment. Pack the object, and the binary value will be just 1 bit, with all subsequent elements shifted by 7 bits.Expected behavior Should be packed as 8 bits, with 7 bits of padding, as the XML intended.
System observed on: Debian
Reporter Info Joseph Hickey, Vantage Systems, Inc.