3149A883160060C2030DD6EF41418007135F18BE2041000000000000
and then after the duplicate remover I get this:
1I¨ƒ?` ÖïAA€_¾ A??????
Anyone have any ideas?
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List duplicate remover garbles geometry attribute
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I'm using FME Desktop 2013 SP3 WIN32. When I send a feature through the List Duplicate remover, the geometry attribute I'm storing (extracted as FME Binary) to replace after I explode the list gets garbled. For example, looking at the Data inspector for element 0 when I send it in I have this:
Best answer by takashi
Hi,
The garbled string looks like decoded characters assuming the original string is representing hexadecimal character codes. This result might be natural when extracting the string as binary.
Hex. code --> Character (Latin-1 local?)
31 --> 1
49 --> I
A8 --> ¨
83 --> ƒ
16 --> <data link escape>
00 --> <null>
60 --> `
C2 --> Â
03 --> <end of text>
0D --> <carriage return>
... If you need to get the original string, try these:
Read the original data as a string value (not as binary),
or
Use the BinaryEncoder (Encoding Type: HEX) to encode the garbled string.
Takashi
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Hi,
The garbled string looks like decoded characters assuming the original string is representing hexadecimal character codes. This result might be natural when extracting the string as binary.
Hex. code --> Character (Latin-1 local?)
31 --> 1
49 --> I
A8 --> ¨
83 --> ƒ
16 --> <data link escape>
00 --> <null>
60 --> `
C2 --> Â
03 --> <end of text>
0D --> <carriage return>
... If you need to get the original string, try these:
Read the original data as a string value (not as binary),
or
Use the BinaryEncoder (Encoding Type: HEX) to encode the garbled string.
Takashi
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