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I'm just going through some various files for some formats, in some cases I could increase the confidence as the file has both a solid position for a header, but also a solid position for a footer. Would it be possible to have the multi-part use a negative byte count to match from?
This would be handy as in one case I have a file that is clashing with another match at 0.8, adding the footer as an additional match should push past this to give a solid first match. I believe this would help with things like #37 .svg matching confidence as well.
- Adding #52 magic data for JPEG XS (thanks to Andy - NebularNerd)
- Adding #57 Multi-part checks with negative offsets (thanks to Andy - NebularNerd)
- Fixing #60 encoding warning (thanks to Andy - NebularNerd and Jason R. Coombs)
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Co-authored-by: Andy <[email protected]>
I'm just going through some various files for some formats, in some cases I could increase the confidence as the file has both a solid position for a header, but also a solid position for a footer. Would it be possible to have the multi-part use a negative byte count to match from?
This would be handy as in one case I have a file that is clashing with another match at 0.8, adding the footer as an additional match should push past this to give a solid first match. I believe this would help with things like #37 .svg matching confidence as well.
Example entry for multi-part-headers:
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