Francesc,
Thanks a lot, that did the trick !
> PS: Your code is a very nice start of how to support masked arrays in
> PyTables. In case you eventually end with something more polished and
> tested, I'd glad to add it to PyTables itself.
Well, my objective right now is to get support for TimeSer
Folks,
I need to store MaskedArrays in a HDF5 file, and retrieve them as such. I
wrote a small subclass of Table (MaskedTable, cf a simplified version below)
that overwrites the __init__ and read methods, so that I can just pass a
masked array, store it as a recarray and read it back to a Maske
On Tuesday 27 November 2007 01:26:49 Bradford Cross wrote:
> In terms of storing datetime in pytables...there are a couple ways to go
> about it floats and strings, with strings seeming to be preferable for
> generic cross-platform use:
Or just use the integers internally used in the timeseries pa
