HDF5SaveGroup
navaneethmt
Thu, 06/08/2023 - 12:15 pm
Can someone elaborate be a detailed syntax to make a single hdf file using three simple waves a, b, and c in igor pro? The output hdf5 name I wouldlike to obtain is 'output.h5'. I have seen a function HDF5SaveGroup to do this. However, I am not sure of the detailed syntax of this function. Can someone give me a simple example that I can directly copy and run in Igor pro? I am using Igor 7.
Thanks much in advance.
Here is an slightly modified version of the DemoSaveWave example function from the help for HDF5SaveData:
// DemoSaveWaves(wave0, wave1, wave2)
Function DemoSaveWaves(w0, w1, w2)
Wave w0, w1, w2
Variable result = 0 // 0 means no error
Variable fileID
HDF5CreateFile/P=HDF5Data /O /Z fileID as "Test.h5"
if (V_flag != 0)
Print "HDF5CreateFile failed"
return -1
endif
HDF5SaveData /O /Z w0, fileID
if (V_flag != 0)
Print "HDF5SaveData failed on w0"
result = -1
endif
HDF5SaveData /O /Z w1, fileID
if (V_flag != 0)
Print "HDF5SaveData failed on w1"
result = -1
endif
HDF5SaveData /O /Z w2, fileID
if (V_flag != 0)
Print "HDF5SaveData failed on w2"
result = -1
endif
HDF5CloseFile fileID
return result
End
To see the rest of the help for HDF5SaveData, execute:
Use HDF5SaveGroup to save all of the contents of a data folder. To see the help for HDF5SaveGroup, execute:
If you are not familiar with data folders, execute:
If you have not already done the first half of the Igor guided tour, execute:
If you have not already done the HDF5 guided tour, execute:
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