Dear Rafael,
Thanks for your reply.
You are right.
It's due to my wrong code.
Best regards,
Masahiro Fujimoto
2020年5月25日(月) 15:18 Rafael Guerra :
> Hi,
>
> In the sample code provided, the loops 'for j=length(b_V)', seem to only
> evaluate the case b=3.
> It does not seem to match the explanatio
Hi,
In the sample code provided, the loops 'for j=length(b_V)', seem to only
evaluate the case b=3.
It does not seem to match the explanation below.
Regards,
Rafael
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On 24/05/2020 15:28, paul francedixhuit wrote:
Thanks Antoine for answering
The datasets work fine.
yes I'm under a loop in order to automate datasets moving/renaing; if
I use "h5mv" for a single dataset (whatever it is) that's ok. As said
previously, the issue occurs immediately after using
Thanks Antoine for answering
The datasets work fine.
yes I'm under a loop in order to automate datasets moving/renaing; if I use
"h5mv" for a single dataset (whatever it is) that's ok. As said previously,
the issue occurs immediately after using the first "h5mv" without closing
the file.
I'm und
Hello Paul,
This is not a solution, but just tests to assert that the problem does
come from scilab and not from your datasets.
(1) Can you try to use command-line tool h5copy (that comes with the
hdf5-tools pacakge on a Debian/Ubuntu Linux distribution) to do it
outside of scilab?
If you
Hi all
I'm trying to reorganize my hdf5 file by moving/renaming dozens of
datasets, using mainly h5mv (loops are used to pass through all groups and
datasets)
My code is typically, where:
- Source = the path+name of the original dataset
- Destination= the path + the new dataset name
h5fl
