Glenn (el 2008-05-21 a les 21:49:45 +0000) va dir:: > I understand. I found I can achieve almost what I want by first using > truncate(1) on the array. If truncate(0) were supported, then I would not have > to deal with any special cases. Oh well. Thanks again.
I think you're out of luck here, because the limitation of not being able to truncate a dataset to 0 rows stems from the HDF5 library itself. :( However, we talked about the issue with the HDF5 people some time ago and it looks like it's an implementation limitation and not a design one, so you may want to get in contact with HDF5 developers and see if you can convince them into fixing the thing. Good luck, :: Ivan Vilata i Balaguer @ Welcome to the European Banana Republic! @ http://www.selidor.net/ @ http://www.nosoftwarepatents.com/ @
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