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Currently, dpkt.pcap.Reader returns the timestamp as a float if the pcap has microsecond resolution and as a decimal.Decimal if the pcap has nanosecond precision. I'd like to request that the timestamps be represented as Decimal objects all the time.
I realize that this will be a backwards-incompatible change, so I'd be OK with this behavior being opt-in for now, but I'd like to see it become the default behavior at some point.
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Currently,
dpkt.pcap.Reader
returns the timestamp as afloat
if the pcap has microsecond resolution and as adecimal.Decimal
if the pcap has nanosecond precision. I'd like to request that the timestamps be represented asDecimal
objects all the time.I realize that this will be a backwards-incompatible change, so I'd be OK with this behavior being opt-in for now, but I'd like to see it become the default behavior at some point.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: