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We currently write an "effective central bin size" to the interfile header in all cases, but really only use it for the arc-corrected case (we write some warnings if it's not as expected, but that's the only thing we do with it). However, for a block/generic scanner, this concept makes no sense really. The central bin could be just next to a gap for instance. The keyword should really only be written (and read) for the arc-corrected case therefore.
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We currently write an "effective central bin size" to the interfile header in all cases, but really only use it for the arc-corrected case (we write some warnings if it's not as expected, but that's the only thing we do with it). However, for a block/generic scanner, this concept makes no sense really. The central bin could be just next to a gap for instance. The keyword should really only be written (and read) for the arc-corrected case therefore.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: