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Seems they were introduced with BigTiff but since the enumeration of the decoder had no obligation of introducing discriminant values the list was not cross-referenced to libtiff. Hence, some rational types exist with no basis in decoding.
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Seems they were introduced with BigTiff but since the enumeration of the decoder had no obligation of introducing discriminant values the list was not cross-referenced to libtiff. Hence, some rational types exist with no correspondence to
Typein tiff in decoding? They do not appear in BigTIFF either: https://web.archive.org/web/20211022204500/https://www.awaresystems.be/imaging/tiff/bigtiff.htmlNotices this while trying to write a byte-buffer / dynamic
Typevalue representation and got stuck at the conversion fromifd::Valuehere.