Sebastian Haase wrote:
> Hi!
> I have a problem with record array type descriptor.
> With numarray this used to work.
> My records made of n integers and m floats. So I used to be able specify
> formats="%di4,%df4"%(self.numInts,self.numFloats) in numarray which would
> translate to
> byteorder = self.isByteSwapped and '>' or '<'
> type_descr = [("int", "%s%di4" %(byteorder,self.numInts)),
> ("float", "%s%df4" %(byteorder,self.numFloats))]
>
> The problem occurs when numInts or numFloats is zero !?
> Could it numpy be changed to silectly accept this case
> Here is the complete traceback + some debug info:
>
If numarray supported it, then we should get NumPy to support it as well
unless there is a compelling reason not to. I can't think of any except
that it might be hard to make it work. What is '0i4' supposed to mean
exactly? Do you get a zero-sized field or is the field not included?
I think the former will be much easier than the latter. Would that be
O.K.?
-Travis
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