Hello,
if your AFP has some TLEs inside, then if you have a way to launch perl (in Unix or in Windows with Active Perl), then I have a free solution for you in order to discover the embedded TLEs :-)
you only need to install from the CPAN repository the following package Parse::AFP (
http://search.cpan.org/~autrijus/Parse-AFP-0.24/)
Then you will have a small utility afpdump.pl, and it can dump an AFP into a HTML, so you can inspect all the fields inside, including the TLEs.
Unfortunately, I don't why there are some non finished definition in this Parse-AFP, and you will need to correct the following 2 files:
${INSTALL_PATH}/Parse/AFP/Triplet/AV.pm
and the content must be something like that:
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package Parse::AFP::Triplet::AV;
use base 'Parse::AFP::Triplet';
use constant SUBFORMAT => (
SubType => 'H2',
Format => 'H2',
Data => 'a*',
);
use constant ENCODING => 'cp500';
1;
---------------------
The other file to edit is ${INSTALL_PATH}/Parse/AFP/TLE.pm
and it must be like that:
----------------------------
package Parse::AFP::TLE;
use base 'Parse::AFP::Record';
use constant SUBFORMAT => (
'Triplet' => [ 'C/a* X', '*' ],
XUnitBase => 'C',
YUnitBase => 'C',
XLUnitsperUnitBase => 'n',
YLUnitsperUnitBase => 'n',
XPageSize => 'H6',
YPageSize => 'H6',
_ => 'a*',
);
1;
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Of course, it might nothing to do with your current problem, but if you have in the future some TLE in some AFP, then this can be a very quick way to find which TLE are delivered within, the content of each index, their values, etc...
Cheers,
Alessandro
