A Monday 13 April 2009, Dav Clark escrigué:
> Interesting. I think this is worth mentioning on the list...
>
> In brief - is there a reasonable upper limit on the number of arrays
> and/or tables that one should put in a single group in PyTables?
Yes. In order to keep HDF5 metadata under reasona
Interesting. I think this is worth mentioning on the list...
In brief - is there a reasonable upper limit on the number of arrays
and/or tables that one should put in a single group in PyTables?
DC
On Apr 13, 2009, at 7:51 AM, Mark Fenner wrote:
So, it turns out that there are simply too
Hi Mark,
A Saturday 11 April 2009, Mark Fenner escrigué:
> Hi folks,
>
> Quick question:
>
> I have data (lots of it) that looks like this:
>
> mydict['key_string'] = [(int1, 'str1'), (int2, 'str2'), ... (intn,
> 'strn')]
>
> The ints are 7 digits max (unsigned 24 bits max); the strings are a 3
>
Hi folks,
Quick question:
I have data (lots of it) that looks like this:
mydict['key_string'] = [(int1, 'str1'), (int2, 'str2'), ... (intn, 'strn')]
The ints are 7 digits max (unsigned 24 bits max); the strings are a 3
character code (it
could be replaced with a 4-bit number -- possible an Enum
