Re: read data subsets from HDF5

[Dr. Lutz Wendorff]

On Tuesday, September 28, 2010 10:53:48 am Francesco Potortì wrote:
> Please do not write in html on this list.
> 
> >>>octave:10> fieldnames(mag.lines._10.SECOND)
> >>>ans =
> >>>
> >>>{
> >>>
> >>> [1,1] = _0
> >>> [2,1] = C
> >>>
> >>>}
> >>>octave:12> mag.lines._10.SECOND.C(1,1)
> >>>ans = 62327
> >>>
> >>>Sorry for this long list: There are many mag lines which contain data c 
> >>>hannels consisting of columns (double), SECOND for time. (1-column-data
> >>>sets) How can I read _selected_ channels like SECOND of line "10" into
> >>>an array  in octave? Not the whole structure?
> >>
> >>mag.lines._10.SECOND.C is an array, if I am not wrong. Is that what you
> >>want?
> >
> >Correct. C is just an alternative link for the time data set, besides a
> >version number.
> >Besides "10" are a number of other lines which I don't want to read.
> >Besides "SECOND" are a few more channels which I would like to see like
> >"height" etc.
> 
> So you have an answer to your original question?

Unfortunately not yet and I gave up for the moment. Perhaps I will write some 
program to write to stdout and pipe it directly into gnuplot from hdf5. Sorry 
for html, think this kmail is plain text now. Regards, Lutz.

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