A Dijous 17 Agost 2006 09:00, Torgil Svensson va escriure:
> Here's an possible bug where the col() function doesn't seem to
> respect the _v_flavor attribute.
>
> >>> type(table)
>
> <class 'tables.Table.Table'>
>
> >>> table._v_flavor
>
> 'numpy'
>
> >>> t=table.col('t')
> >>> type(t)
>
> <class 'numarray.numarraycore.NumArray'>
>
Uh... this works for me:
>>> f.root.events.table.flavor
'numpy'
>>> type(f.root.events.table.col('mass'))
<type 'numpy.ndarray'>
>>> tables.__version__
'1.3.2'
How did you build the table with flavor 'numpy'?. Remember that it is
necessary to declare the line:
_v_flavor = "numpy"
in the description of your table (i.e before creating it on disk). Setting
the '_v_favor' alone is not enough.
HTH,
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