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WAVE / IFF: Accurate file offsets and new validation checks #468

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@david-russo david-russo commented Aug 19, 2019

Core:

  • In certain circumstances submessages were being dropped when creating JhoveMessages.

IFF (AIFF & WAVE):

  • Check that chunk IDs only consist of characters in the printable ASCII range.
  • Check that spaces do not precede printable characters in chunk IDs.
  • Clarified error messages and improved offset reporting accuracy.

WAVE:

  • Added reporting for unrecognized data in the top-level RIFF structure.
  • Made the Table Length field of ds64 chunks optional to better align with the specification.
  • Reinstated WAVE-HUL-4 reporting which had been lost during refactoring.
  • Corrected WAVE-HUL-15 from an Error to an Informational message.
  • Retired WAVE-HUL-16, an unused duplicate of WAVE-HUL-19.
  • Clarified error messages and greatly improved offset reporting accuracy.
  • Moved all remaining message text into translatable resource files.
  • Added test files to demonstrate new validation checks.

Values above the printable ASCII range no longer validate, nor IDs in
which spaces precede printable characters, per the IFF, AIFF, and RIFF
specifications.
- Improved offset reporting
- Reinstated WAVE-HUL-4 reporting
- Made more strings translatable
- Included reporting of unrecognized data in the
  top-most RIFF chunk as already existed for sub-chunks
@david-russo david-russo force-pushed the wave-ids-and-offsets branch from 8a112da to f80d099 Compare August 27, 2019 09:33
Also stripped example wave files of unnecessary data.
Like unrecognized chunks, unrecognized list types are allowed but
should be skipped, so this message is now informational. This change
also allows file processing to continue after finding an unknown list,
instead of aborting prematurely.
This moves constants for chunk properties such as ID and size field
lengths into the Chunk class, and also adds chunk offset information
for all chunks.
@carlwilson carlwilson added this to the v1.24-m4 Release milestone Oct 18, 2019
@carlwilson carlwilson added bug A product defect that needs fixing P2 Medium priority issues to be scheduled in a future release labels Oct 18, 2019
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david-russo and others added 4 commits October 18, 2019 10:53
- Retired WAVE-HUL-16 which was a part of previously pruned dead code.
- All chunk names are now surrounded by quotation marks to improve
  visibility of leading and trailing spaces and have been moved into
  translatable resource files.
- Improved accuracy of WAVE messages.
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Nice work :) Changes were sensible and easy to follow the logic.

Will add a PR to fix the tests but that will be a brute force copy of the WAV file results as the PR changes the WAV output in almost all cases. Need to bump the module version also.

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david-russo commented Oct 23, 2019

Thank you. Yeah, the version numbers should be bumped for WAVE and AIFF.

@carlwilson carlwilson merged commit 64bac14 into openpreserve:integration Dec 10, 2019
@david-russo david-russo deleted the wave-ids-and-offsets branch December 16, 2019 23:16
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