To use a pattern to discriminate a choice, you would use a dfdl:discriminator
statement with testKind='pattern' on each branch of the choice. That assertion
is using a regex to look at the data stream, and fails if the data stream at
the current position doesn't start with a non-zero-length matc
Hi!
I recently started using dfdl:choiceDispatchKey. According to the
documentation, it only accepts DFDL expressions. Is it possible to use DFDL
regular expressions instead? Or is there an alternative that would accept
regexes?
Patrick.
> On Jun 18, 2020, at 9:31 AM, Beckerle, Mike wrote:
>
Daffodil should be able to run on any system that can run Java 8 or later.
>From the downloads page, the .tgz and .zip binaries contain pre-compiled
helper binaries that will run on any Java 8+ system. Just uncompress
them and you can run via a command line.
The .msi is a Windows only installer,
Hi Folks,
This web page provides access to the latest release:
http://daffodil.apache.org/releases/2.6.0/
But the web page gives no clue on what platforms it runs on. I know from
personal experience that it runs on Windows 10. Does it run on other versions
of Windows? Does it run on Linux? Mac
I don't think maxLength is usable on anything but string and hexBinary.
For integers you can use maxInclusive or maxExclusive.
From: Steve Lawrence
Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2020 9:10 AM
To: users@daffodil.apache.org
Subject: Re: java.lang.ArithmeticException: Ove
Thanks for the contribution! I've taken a look and made a few comments
in the PR. I think the totalDigits logic is actually much more
complicated than I originally thought it would be.
Regarding the release, I'm not personally against a patch release, but
keep in mind that the Daffodil release pro
