I tried this and get the same results. Any other ideas?

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>[email protected]] On Behalf Of Peter Cao
>Sent: Friday, December 04, 2009 3:16 PM
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>Subject: Re: [Hdf-forum] Java HDF : unable to select frame in 3D array
>
>
>Try this.
>
>public int[] getFrame(Dataset dataset, int frameNum) {
>
>       dataset.init();
>
>       // Select the desired frame
>
>       long[] startDims = dataset.getStartDims();
>
>       int[] idx = getSelectedIndex(); // idx[0]=hight, idx[1]=width,
>       idx[2]=depth
>
>
>       // if you want to look through the first dimension, uncomment out the 
> follwing line
>       //idx[0]=1; idx[1]=2; idx[2] = 0
>
>
>       startDims[idx[2]] = frameNum;
>
>       // Grab the frame data
>
>       int[] rawdata = (*int*[])dataset.getData();
>
>       return rawdata;
>
>}
>
>
>
>
>Shane, Hugh A. wrote:
>>
>> An HDF newbie here...
>>
>> I'm attempting to use the HDF Object Package 1.6.0_12 to read a
>> previously created HDF5 formatted file that contains, among other
>> things, a Dataset containing a 3-dimensional array of integers, row x
>> column x frame. I want to operate on the data one frame at a time but
>> am unable to select the frame that I want. The Dataset object seems to
>> always default to frame 0 and won't budge from there. In the code
>> fragment below, the returned frame is the same regardless of the value
>> of frameNum. What am I doing wrong?
>>
>> public int[] getFrame(Dataset dataset, int frameNum) {
>>
>>      dataset.init();
>>
>>      // Select the desired frame
>>
>>      long[] startDims = dataset.getStartDims();
>>
>>      startDims[0] = frameNum;
>>
>>      // Grab the frame data
>>
>>      int[] rawdata = (*int*[])dataset.getData();
>>
>>      return rawdata;
>>
>> }
>>
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