Thanks Ted. We learned more about NcML than we ever cared to know and were
able to do a work around that way. BTW - do you know anything about the status
of Fast HDF. That technology interests me.
Hope the new job is going well.
-Roy
On Apr 10, 2013, at 5:21 AM, TedHabermann
I got stuck with it.When i use calls1[0].a.ToString() ,it returns
,the rest of the data wich distinguishes from CharArray is not also
correct.How should i define the datatype of the dataset in another
way?Should i define the datatype only for string data and is it possible?
It looks ok at first glance. Do you define s1?
I have no code I can extract for a simple example, but I have many where I use
strings in a compound data type.
S
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The only thing I saw in examples was next:
H5DataTypeId typeId = H5T.copy(H5T.H5Type.C_S1);
But i don't actually know how it can help.Can u explain exactly how it
should be defined ?
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You need to allocate a buffer where H5D.read() stores the data. H5Array doesn't
do that, it's just a wrapper. You should have something like:
Metadata[] s1 = new Metadata[datasetSize];
H5DataSetId dsetId = H5D.open(fileID, /metadata/songs);
H5DataTypeId
Ah,i have done it already,i just didn't get your question from the very
beginning.
Sure, i defined s1
metadata[] s1 = new metadata[1];
After H5D.read ,i have data in s1 but the data is not correct.
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example of h5 file,i took it from million song dataset
TRAAAVO128F93133D4.h5
http://hdf-forum.184993.n3.nabble.com/file/n4026076/TRAAAVO128F93133D4.h5
table is /metadata/songs
even when i debug ToString the data is wrong.
Should i set fixed sizes for strings or do smth else?
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