Paul S Morris

H5Dread_var - filespace datatype incorrect

Actually - I dont seem to be able to raise a ticket, the button is greyed out on that page... Thanks Paul

Hi Martijn, Will raise a ticket in a sec. No, we didnt fork, but ended up not using/needing that function anyways. 2010 seems surpsingly old, even for universities... We went 8.6 --> 2012 -->2017 --> and now 2021... I think a shift of repository to one of the online git platforms would be sensible for sure (we run with git on bitbucket, but I have grabbed stuff from github and gitlab before. I did manage to clone the mercurial repo but it took a while to remember how (I actually would have preferred...

Hi Martijn, Thanks for the response - we did indeed end up using the reading as a 1D and then reshaping in the end and found that worked well. Thanks!

We want to use hdf5 to store (possibly quite large) multi-dimension data sets. We're acquiring waveforms from an oscilloscope and changing a configurable number of variables (or dimensions) per waveform. For example, we might be acquiring these waveforms having our detector at points along a line in space, or points on a plane or points in 3D etc and we're hoping to store the data in a data set with the same number of dimensions. The storing bit works fine, we have tested with multi-dimension arrays...

Hiya, thanks for your last reply on version info changes. We're looking to actively use this toolkit now in a project and it would be good to know how things like bugs we may come across can be handled... As a for instance, I have found a bug in the H5Dread_var.vi - the filespace input on the front panel/connector pane is currently an i32 integer, but file spaces are 64 bit. Attempting to wire a filespace to read only part of a dataset results in an error because of this. This is a simple bug that...

Hi, we're looking into using the hdf5 format for an application. I was just wondering what had changed in the latest version of this toolkit - the changes.txt file only shows the changes up to ver 2.13.0 but the package is at 2.14 now. What's different between 2.13 and 2.14? Thanks!