R help - Mar 2011 - (no subject)

Hi, I am exporting an HDF5 file from Matlab (hdf5write function). It contains
several datasets: one scalar, one vectory, one 2-D array, and one 3-D array. The
hdf5read() function in the hdf5 library seems to load everything except the 3-D
array. There are no errors reported even with verbosity=1, as if the 3-D array
did not exist in the .hdf5 file. However, I can read the 3-D array back in using
Matlab or another data analysis package called Igor Pro by Wavemetrics so I know
the array is contained in the file. Is there any way to get at this array?
Thank you,
--Stephen
 		 	   		  
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On 11-03-08 4:47 AM, Stephen T. wrote:
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> Hi, I am exporting an HDF5 file from Matlab (hdf5write function). It
contains several datasets: one scalar, one vectory, one 2-D array, and one 3-D
array. The hdf5read() function in the hdf5 library seems to load everything
except the 3-D array. There are no errors reported even with verbosity=1, as if
the 3-D array did not exist in the .hdf5 file. However, I can read the 3-D array
back in using Matlab or another data analysis package called Igor Pro by
Wavemetrics so I know the array is contained in the file. Is there any way to
get at this array?
Hi, I added an informative subject line.  If you don't get an answer 
from this list, I'd suggest writing to the author or maintainer of that 
package, which you can see by running

library(help=hdf5)

Duncan Murdoch