Add getXVIZMessageType() to return the XVIZ type with minimal parsing #451
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When working with XVIZ you need to know the type and ideally this would be obtained in a cheap way to avoid full parsing of the data. This function provides the type extracted across all formats.
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…aurora-opensource#451) When working with XVIZ you need to know the type and format. Ideally this information would be obtained in a cheap way to avoid full parsing of the data. Also getDataFormat() is useful for knowing what type of preprocessing on the data is required.
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When working with XVIZ you need to know the type and ideally
this would be obtained in a cheap way to avoid full parsing of the data.
This function provides the type extracted across all formats.