A Dijous 12 Juliol 2007 16:51, Eric Jonas escrigué:
> Francesc,
> Thanks for the quick reply!
>
> > I've looked into this and it is apparently an alignment issue in nested
> > records created with other tools than PyTables. Despite that PyTables
> > already has machinery for dealing with differe
Congratulations guys! I have been using your pre-final release since the
beginning of the month and it is indeed much faster than PyTables 1.4,
while all my old code seems to work fine.
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A Dijous 12 Juliol 2007 05:29, Eric Jonas escrigué:
> I've got a hdf5 data file with nested compound types, which I can
> correctly read with ptdump and h5dump, but for which I get two different
> answers for the "src" field :
>
> #!/usr/bin/python
> import tables
> print "version is ", tables.__ve
