Barry Brevik <> wrote:
> I am writing an app which, at a certain point, needs to read a .PNG
> graphics file.
Your unpack question having been ably answered by others, I just thought
to ask whether you had considered using any of the existing modules that
understand png files, if it is image meta
On Oct 9, 2009, at 7:16 PM, Michael Ellery wrote:
Have you tried reading it as BigEndian (using the N template)? It kinda
> looks like BigEndian to me, but I get easily turned around by
> endianness...
That's the answer. 218103808 is decimal for hex 0x0d00, which is
what you get when you l
Michael Ellery wrote:
> Have you tried reading it as BigEndian (using the N template)? It kinda
> looks like BigEndian to me, but I get easily turned around by endianness...
N is for Network byte order (big endian) and most PCs are little endian,
so you probably have him on the right track. He ne
Have you tried reading it as BigEndian (using the N template)? It kinda
looks like BigEndian to me, but I get easily turned around by endianness...
-Mike
Barry Brevik wrote:
> I am writing an app which, at a certain point, needs to read a .PNG
> graphics file.
>
> The .PNG file is always small,
