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Unfortunately, the smallest example I have of the binary format I am currently trying to parse is several megabytes in size, and so it is very hard to find the exact location of an error like Parse error: Missing magic value [80, 71] when this occurs at the start of each of several thousand records.
I haven't looked into the implementation, but based on my experience working with parsers it shouldn't be especially hard to add at the very least a byte offset into the input at which the error occurred.
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Unfortunately, the smallest example I have of the binary format I am currently trying to parse is several megabytes in size, and so it is very hard to find the exact location of an error like
Parse error: Missing magic value [80, 71]
when this occurs at the start of each of several thousand records.I haven't looked into the implementation, but based on my experience working with parsers it shouldn't be especially hard to add at the very least a byte offset into the input at which the error occurred.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: