c_common.py: return -999999 (extremely low, physically impossible) altitude in case altitude is unknown or invalid, bds04.py: convert -999999 altitude to None to better signal an invalid/unknown decoded altitude to the user
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@ -311,7 +311,7 @@ cpdef int altitude(str binstr):
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if bin2int(binstr) == 0:
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# altitude unknown or invalid
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alt = -9999
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alt = -999999
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elif Mbit == 48: # unit in ft, "0" -> 48
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if Qbit == 49: # 25ft interval, "1" -> 49
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@ -152,6 +152,11 @@ def altitude(msg: str) -> None | int:
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if tc < 19:
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altcode = altbin[0:6] + "0" + altbin[6:]
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return common.altitude(altcode)
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alt = common.altitude(altcode)
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if alt != -999999:
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return alt
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else:
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# return None if altitude is invalid
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return None
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else:
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return common.bin2int(altbin) * 3.28084 # type: ignore
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