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 - Automatic type promotion-- eg, if a file contains a `float` field, you can seamlessly read it as a `double`!
 - Tested, documented, and MIT-licensed!
 
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 ## The `.ply` format and hapPLY
 
 The `.ply` format is a general-purpose flat file format useful for recording numerical data on unstructured domains, which includes both plaintext and binary representations. The format has been kicking around since the 90s: [Paul Bourke's webpage](http://paulbourke.net/dataformats/ply/) serves as both an introduction and the most official specification. [hapPLY](https://github.com/nmwsharp/happly) grew out of my own personal code for `.ply` files-- the format is extremely useful for working with 3D meshes and other geometric data, but no easily accessible C++ implementation was available.