Hi..
I have a sample binary sample files begin file header (fixed length record) and data record (variable length record).
Sample data file as below:-
84 47 00 0c 00 00 11 0a 03 50 35 04 00 64 0a 04
16 12 00 1e 00 1d 00 00 65 09 08 54 52 03 2f 82
05 10 00 02 6e 06 0b a8 53 11 67 00 00 00 7a 7f
00 69 4a 42 47 48 4a 41 0c 00 6a 53 54 4d 44 54
4f 1c 00 66 04 00 00 84 43 00 0c 00 00 11 09 08
43 49 29 60 64 0a 04 16 12 00 21 00 1b 00 00 65
09 08 44 80 90 0f 82 05 10 00 04 6e 06 08 ac 9b
02 67 00 00 00 7a 7f 00 69 53 54 4d 44 54 49 1f
00 6a 4b 43 47 48 51 42 3d 00
Based on sample file the header will be
<code
84 47 00 0c 00 00 11 0a 03 50 35 04 00
</code>
While the data record will be
64 0a 04 16 12 00 1e 00 1d 00 00 65 09 08 54 52
03 2f 82 05 10 00 02 6e 06 0b a8 53 11 67 00 00
00 7a 7f 00 69 4a 42 47 48 4a 41 0c 00 6a 53 54
4d 44 54 4f 1c 00 66 04 00 00 84 43 00 0c 00 00
11 09 08 43 49 29 60 64 0a 04 16 12 00 21 00 1b
00 00 65 09 08 44 80 90 0f 82 05 10 00 04 6e 06
08 ac 9b 02 67 00 00 00 7a 7f 00 69 53 54 4d 44
54 49 1f 00 6a 4b 43 47 48 51 42 3d 00
The variable length data contain TAG, LENGTH and DATA. Due to that i have to read the data length in order to get the real records. Below is my coding
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use Cwd;
use warnings;
use strict;
use Getopt::Long;
use Switch;
use constant FILEHDR => 4;
use constant CDRLEN => 286;
my ($trace, $help, $infile);
my $swap = '';
my $indir = getcwd;
my $outdir = getcwd;
GetOptions (
"h|help" => \$help,
"filename|f=s" => \$infile,
"swap|s" => \$swap,
"input|i=s" => \$indir,
"output|o=s" => \$outdir,
"trace|t" => \$trace
) or usage();
sub usage {
exit;
}
my @tt = ("Flags", "Record Seq.", "LAC Length", "Directory No", "Other
+s");
my @dtf = ("Year","Month","Day","Hour","Minute","Second", "Reserved","
+Duration");
my $outfile = $infile;
my $data;
my $i;
sub inttohex {
my $int = shift;
return sprintf ("%02X", $int);
}
sub hextoint {
my $hex = shift;
return sprintf ("%d", hex($hex));
}
## Convert each ASCII character to a two-digit hex number.
sub asctohex ()
{
(my $hex = shift) =~ s/(.|\n)/sprintf("%02lx", ord $1)/eg;
return $hex;
}
# Convert each two-digit hex number back to an ASCII character.
sub hextoasc
{
(my $asc = shift) =~ s/([a-fA-F0-9]{2})/chr(hex $1)/eg;
return $asc;
}
sub strtoasc {
my $str = shift;
my $asc = "";
my $loc = 0;
my $i;
for ($i = 0; $i < length($str); $i+=2) {
$asc = $asc . hextoasc(substr($str, $loc, 2));
$loc = $loc + 2;
}
return $asc;
}
my ($partnerdir_no);
if ($infile) {
#open (OUTPUT, ">$outdir/$outfile");
open (DATA, "$indir/$infile");
binmode DATA;
my @rec;
until (eof DATA) {
read (DATA, $data, 2);
my $tag = unpack "H2", substr $data,0,1,'';
my $length = unpack "C", substr $data,0,1,'';
$length -= 2;
if ($length == "81") {
$length = unpack "C", substr $data,0,1,'';
$length -= 1;
}
my $loc = 0;
while (read (DATA, $data, $length)) {
my @header = unpack "H6 H2 H2 H12", substr $data,0,11,'';
if ($trace) {
printf ("%-20s : %-5s >%s<\n", "TAG" , $tag, inttohex(
+$tag));
printf ("%-20s : %-5s >%s<\n", "RECORD LENGTH", $lengt
+h+2, inttohex($length+2));
printf ("HEADER\n");
for ($i=0; $i<@header; $i++) {
printf (" |- %-16s : %s\n", $tt[$i],$header[$i]);
}
}
printf ("\nDATA PACKAGE\n");
while ($data) {
$tag = unpack "C", substr $data,$loc,1,'';
printf ("%-20s : %-5s >%s<\n", "TAG", $tag, inttohex($
+tag));
switch ($tag) {
# x64 - length fix 11 bytes
case 100 { @rec = unpack "C C C C C C C C3", subst
+r $data,0,10;
printf " |- DateTime/Duration\n";
for (my $i=0; $i<8; $i++) {
printf " |- %-20s : %02s >%s<\n", $dt
+f[$i], $rec[$i], inttohex($rec[$i]);
}
}
# x65
case 101 { my $length = unpack "C", substr $data,0
+,1,'';
$length += 1;
if ($length == "81") {
$length = unpack "C", substr $data,0,1,'';
$length += 1;
}
$partnerdir_no = unpack "H*", substr $data,0
+,$length;
printf ("PARTNER DIRECTORY NO. : %s\n", $par
+tnerdir_no);
}
}
}
}
}
close(DATA);
#close(OUTPUT);
}
But, my program read twice on the variable part ?. Why this is happened ?.. is it my coding is wrong ?.. please help me..
Thank you,
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