Hi Martijn,

if you use h5ls, then it will indicate named data types as being "shared" such as:


h5ls -rv LOD.f5/t=000000000.0000000000/Triangulation/Faces/Points/Positions
Opened "LOD.f5" with sec2 driver.
t=000000000.0000000000/Triangulation/Faces/Points/Positions Dataset {94525/94525}
    Location:  1:1442029
    Links:     1
    Modified:  2014-09-17 01:34:18 Central Daylight Time
Storage: 1134300 logical bytes, 1134300 allocated bytes, 100.00% utilization
    Type:      shared-1:1440965 struct {
                   "i"                +0    native 32-bit field
                   "j"                +4    native 32-bit field
                   "k"                +8    native 32-bit field
               } 12 bytes


If you do an h5ls on the type itself, it will show its attributes and the shared-identifier as well:

 h5ls -rv LOD.f5/Charts/triangular/SinglePrecision/Point
Opened "LOD.f5" with sec2 driver.
Charts/triangular/SinglePrecision/Point Type
    Attribute: ChartDomain scalar
        Type:      11-byte null-terminated ASCII string
        Data:  "triangular"
    Attribute: F5::CellDimensionality scalar
        Type:      native int
        Data:  2
    Attribute: MemoryOrder {3}
        Type:      native int
        Data:  1, 0, -1
    Location:  1:1440965
    Links:     2
    Modified:  2014-09-17 01:34:18 Central Daylight Time
    Type:      shared-1:1440965 struct {
                   "i"                +0    native 32-bit field
                   "j"                +4    native 32-bit field
                   "k"                +8    native 32-bit field
               } 12 bytes


Cheers,

      Werner


On 16.11.2014 02:12, Martijn Jasperse wrote:
Hi all,
I'd like to be able to tell in HDFView/h5dump when a dataset has a committed datatype. Ideally I'd like a path to the committed type be provided (a la H5Iget_name), but it would be sufficient to identify it as being a committed type. It would be very useful to me for the debugging tools to display this and not have to use my tools to check their files.

I'm using committed types to implement a type of units handling, and it works great, except that the standard tools are not very helpful in working with them. It would be excellent to add this feature to HDFView and/or h5dump, but I would also be interested in other approaches and/or workarounds.

Cheers,
Martijn


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