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When loading a datafile, the string representing a value for a flagtable can either be in binary form or integer.
There is a problem if the integer form is used, and the integer value only have 1 and 0 in it.
Which will be considered as a binary and read as a binary which is wrong.
Example: 1101 is loaded as 13 instead.
The workaround is avoid using integer as value for FLAGTABLE in datafile. And only use values in binary form.
When loading a datafile, the string representing a value for a flagtable can either be in binary form or integer.
There is a problem if the integer form is used, and the integer value only have 1 and 0 in it.
Which will be considered as a binary and read as a binary which is wrong.
Example: 1101 is loaded as 13 instead.
The workaround is avoid using integer as value for FLAGTABLE in datafile. And only use values in binary form.
Imported from Launchpad using lp2gh.
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