> feed it with values. Something like:
>
> carray = f.createCArray(...)
> carray[:] = your_numpy_array
>
>
Thanks for the example, but that makes the code longer and less elegant, is
there a solid reason for using a different syntax than with createArray?
In any case, many thanks for the feedback.
Dominik
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