- Big step. This is the most complicated thing we can do.
- ifd_builder_encode: Need to debug encoding linked IFDs to EXIF.
- ifd_builder: Renamed `SetNextIfd()` to `SetNextIb()`.
- ifd_builder: Bugfix to size assertion on return of
(IfdBuilderEncode).encodeIfdToBytes().
- ifd_enumerate: Rename PrintNode() to PrintTree().
- ifd_enumerate: Added DumpTree() (to return a list of strings).
- ifd_enumerate: Added utility functions to parse individual, encoded
IFDs and tags.
- ifd_builder: Corrected `NewBuilderTagFromConfig()` to automatically
encode whichever type of value-argument it gets.
- Updated IfdByteEncoder tests to use it instead of hacking-together
their own BT's (makes for more standardized, consistent testing).
- Universally refactored all core IFD knowledge implemented upon a
single IFD name to instead work with IfdIdentity instances, instead,
in order to validate that we only recognize the IFDs only in the
context of the correct parents in the hierarchy.
- Implemented standard testing byte-order (assigned to
TestDefaultByteOrder).
- ifd_builder:
- We now validate that `builderTag` instances are either a byte array
or a child Ifd before allowing to add.
- Renamed `builderTag.valueBytes` to `builderTag.value` (it's not
necessarily bytes).
- `builderTag` now gets the child IFD name if representing a child
IFD.
- Added ability to dump structure to string slice.
- Added NewIfdBuilderFromExistingChain to reconstruct whole chain
from a read IFD chain (collection).
- Wrote IB dumper.
- Added structural tests.
- Moved ifd_tag_entry types to separate file.
- tags_unknown: Unknown-type tags can now satisfy the `UnknownTagValue`
interface to return `[]byte`.
- `IfdTagEntry.ValueBytes` automatically uses this. Else, error if not
`[]byte` or `string`.
- ifd_enumerate
- Now embed `ByteOrder` in `Ifd` (we otherwise require it to be passed
a bit too often).
- Renamed some occurences of "IFD" to "IB" where an actual IB in order
to not be confusing.
- Added some assertions and constants. Renamed from variable so it'd be easy to
tell if the byte-arrays, even though they come directly from the EXIF, which
specific offsets they start at (so no remove for confusion during enumeration
and building).
Dustin Oprea