Elias
With your hint, I was able to do this:
for a in ff:
x= a._v_attrs
l=x._f_list()
for i in l: print x.__getattr__(i)
I suspect there might be a more 'pytables' way of doing the last step, but I'm
in business now.
Thanks !!!
Bryan
On Friday 12 October 2007 14:25:07
Bryan, in my previous reply, I should have noted that to see the attributes
in the AttributeSet, you'll have to iterate through them as well. The print
statement won't show the attributes themselves. Sorry about that!
If you're in an interactive session, you can just type the node without a
print
Hi Bryan and welcome!
Not a pytables solution, but you can use the 'h5ls' utility that comes with
HDF5
h5ls -v blah.hdf
to get at what you're after. Of course, there is also a way to do this with
a python/pytables script using the ._v_attrs property on each node. See
note in your script below.
hi Folks
I have an hdf5 file created by another application that I wish to read into
python via pytables. I'm an hdf5 novice and basically want to remain so ...
I'm also a pytables novice, but am happy to learn a bit more since python is
my addiction of choice.
After mucking around with h5dum
