I hope I'm not missing something but I couldn't easily find the latest
pdf on the website at all. Maybe add a link to the front page or put it
in the FAQ do you think?
Thanks
David
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Hi David,
2010/12/2
> I hope I'm not missing something but I couldn't easily find the latest
> pdf on the website at all. Maybe add a link to the front page or put it
> in the FAQ do you think?
>
Well, the manual is already accessible in the top section of the "HowToUse"
tab. My impression was
Hi
I've found it useful to make the distinction between an index and an
offset in code and documentation as they are unambiguous. Typically C
programmers think in terms of offsets but they call them indexes, which
then means the audience has to think about what is meant.
It may be (as in I would
D'oh. I think I missed it because I was looking for the words
"documentation" or "document". I also looked in HelpContents which was
about the wiki and not PyTables. The search didn't help me either.
The pytables side, once I figured how to use it was simple. I'm needing
to write a memory cache
