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Re: problem loading hdf5 file
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David Bateman |
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Re: problem loading hdf5 file |
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Wed, 5 May 2004 10:30:33 +0200 |
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According to W.J. Atsma <address@hidden> (on 05/04/04):
> Why not export all the data in a single struct if the file is not an
> octave-created one, replacing the file-like structure "/" with ".". Then you
> can look at the complete structure in octave and reinterpret them as you
> like.
HDF5 doesn't have the concept of a structure. The implementation of a
structure that octave expects in files to import is as an HDF5 GROUP.
The problem is the example given uses an HDF5 DATASET with a compound
datatype used to contain the structure. This is much harder to interpret
if you don't know the form of the structure a-priori as you have to
construct an HDF5 compound type internally to hold the structure before
you can import the values. It is also more limiting as all members of
the structure must have the same size.
Regards
David
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