[NeXus-tech] front page links

[Kienzle, Paul A.]

I added a matlab subdirectory to the examples directory which implements BasicRead.py, BasicWrite.py and write_2_1.py.  I didn't tie it into the manual.

File writing could be a little easier with a couple of helper functions.  I already added h5link following the pattern of the other highlevel matlab functions, but I'll leave the task of writing a high level NeXus library to the matlab user community.

I checked it in against the wrong ref; should be Refs #138.

I modified the python example slightly so that it uses the numpy.loadtxt function to load two column data.

  - Paul

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From: nexus-tech-bounces at nexusformat.org [nexus-tech-bounces at nexusformat.org] On Behalf Of Pete Jemian [prjemian at gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2011 1:29 AM
To: nexus-tech at nexusformat.org
Subject: Re: [NeXus-tech] front page links

Paul, et al.:

On 10/26/2011 6:10 PM, Kienzle, Paul A. wrote:
> The "HDF structure" link does not lead to useful content for someone trying to write a nexus file from scratch.  Is there a better link?

That URL points to the right place.
But the content there is deficient.  Truly.
As a stop-gap until something real is written, I have provided links to
the various "simple" reader/writer pairs in NAPI, native HDF5, and h5py.

The matlab examples can be added to the manual once they are placed in
the <definitions>/trunk/manual/examples directory.  Can you prepare a
matlab example that writes an HDF5 file?

Pete


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