update config files from asterix-specs #6
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Use asterix definitions from https://zoranbosnjak.github.io/asterix-specs/
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@zoranbosnjak This is great, it really improves the utility of this project. Related to the original licensing discussion, it appears that asterixjson2xml.py and update-specs.py are sourced from the asterix project - asterixjson2xml.py, update-specs.py with only minor modifications. Since the asterix project is licensed under the GPL and this is an MIT licensed project, I'm not sure @filipjonckers will want it directly sourced in this project. Something of note as well: I think this pull request would address issue #5 and address @bernad1's request in issue #4. Perhaps @BdonU can add a CAT033 |
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Hi, any updates on this? |
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The script was prepared and tested some time ago with the related 'asterix' project. Since this project uses the same xml structure, it could as well benefit from automatic config file conversion.