I'm trying to write some data and axis definitions to HDF5 for later plotting in pyplot. (Because I haven't figured out how to do lognorm on pcolormesh in PyPlot.jl) Writing the data - a 2D array - is no problem. Writing the axes - linspace(min, max, 100) - doesn't work, because I just found out that linspace creates a LinSpace object, not an array, and HDF5 doesn't know how to write that. My question is: What is an idiomatic way to turn LinSpace into an Array? Is collect the recommended way to do this?
- [julia-users] linspace and HDF5 Jan Strube
- Re: [julia-users] linspace and HDF5 Tom Breloff
- Re: [julia-users] linspace and HDF5 Jan Strube
- Re: [julia-users] linspace and HDF5 Tom Breloff
- Re: [julia-users] linspace and HDF5 Jan Strube
- Re: [julia-users] linspace and HDF5 Christoph Ortner
- Re: [julia-users] linspace and HDF5 Tim Holy
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- Re: [julia-users] linspace ... Tim Holy
- Re: [julia-users] linspace ... Christoph Ortner
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