Fix bug in decoding IBM-float values in trace accessor #175
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Resolves #168
The TraceAccessor was constructing the wrong pipeline when IBM-float header keys were present. It was not decoding the IBM-float headers. The
SegyFile
's.trace
method was returning wrong values. However, the.header
accessor works fine because the pipeline is correct.The fundamental issue is:
Transform
andTransformPipeline
has no way to apply nested decoding transformations. As a workaround (without changing the fundamental design), I implemented aTraceTransform
, which applies a trace's header and data transforms pipelines in sequence. This is terrible because it introduces a circular dependency:TransformPipeline
depends onTransform
s, which depends onTransformPipeline
s. You can also see all the typing issues we had to ignore.This was a quick fix, but we must refactor the transformation logic to improve it. Will open a separate issue for it.