Notice: Undefined offset: 84 in phpFITFileAnalysis.php on line 1228

[LudoWeb]

Hi,

I have an issue with the parser.

( ! ) Notice: Undefined offset: 84 in \vendor\php-fit-file-analysis\phpFITFileAnalysis.php on line 1228

Do you have any idea about this issue ? Many thanks

[adriangibbons]

Can you confirm the offending line 1228 is: $this->types = $this->endianness[$architecture];

It would seem that $architecture has a value of 84, which won't work as it should only be 0 or 1 depending on whether little or big-endianness should be observed.

What device was the FIT file created with? E.g. a Garmin Forerunner XX or whatever.

Do you only have the issue with one FIT file or many?

I can have a deeper look if you share a FIT file with the issue.

[LudoWeb]

It's a Suunto device. I have the issue with one FIT only.

See the file in attachment.

Many thanks :)

[LudoWeb]

Hey @adriangibbons,

Were you be able to check the issue ?

Edit : the device was "Forerunner 735XT" with "Ceinture Cardio Garmin HRM Swim" and none a suunto device.

[adriangibbons]

Hi @LudoWeb I have looked into this issue for the past 3 hours and not got very far.

I don't understand why the architecture is coming up as something other than 0 or 1.

Only thing I can think of is that this Forerunner combined with the HRM belt is using compressed HR fields, which I don't think the class currently supports. I read the FIT documentation and unfortunately, it is not obvious to me how to implement this (assuming that it is the issue in the first place)!