dragan savic (el 2007-11-12 a les 14:47:32 -0800) va dir:: > Thanks for your quick reply. To be more clear I am > doing some kind of a slice function where a user can > select different fields and one row or vise verse from > arbitrary number of tables. Since each field can have > different types I want to gather the data in a table > form. I thought of doing this with numpy arrays. If I > dump just one table with the flavor "numpy" I do get a > numpy array. That's what you did in pytables if I am > not wrong, so I wanted to do the same thing. I guess I > can use recarray unless you have a better idea for my > problem? > By the way, has anyone tried to implement any kind of > a slice function for arbitrary number of tables?
Hi Dragan. I'm not completely sure of having understood your problem,
but if you're looking for a way to manipulate NumPy arrays not directly
related with PyTables, I guess you'd better ask
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