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*	[svn-r14903] Undoing change committed in r14902.	Scot Breitenfeld	2008-04-30	1	-0/+0
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*	[svn-r14902] Merged fortran_1_8 branch changes r14505:14901 into the trunk. ↵	Scot Breitenfeld	2008-04-30	1	-0/+0
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*	[svn-r14613] 971 (B2) h5import bug on Windows w/binary datasets. CLOSED. ↵	Pedro Vicente Nunes	2008-02-19	1	-0/+0
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	fread in windows needs a binary file to be open with "rb" instead of "r" otherwise it terminates execution if an end of file character is found on the input file. Besides that the binary file generated needs to be open with "wb" , otherwise an end of line character is read twice. DONE NOW for 1.8, already done previously for 1.6 renamed the h5import test files to have the extensions text input files = .txt binary input files = .bin configuration files = .conf hdf5 files = .h5 besides that in very test the files have the same name except extension. For example TOOLTEST txtin16.txt -c $srcdir/testfiles/txtin16.conf -o txtin16.h5 The convention for the test name is for example, for "txtin16" "txt" for text then "in16" means integer 16 size Tested: linux, solaris
*	[svn-r14039]	Pedro Vicente Nunes	2007-08-07	1	-0/+0
	New feature: implementation of h5import conversion of an ASCII plain-text file containing text data The string type H5T_C_S1 is used to define the data (the datum is defined here as one line of text in the text file). The size is set to variable length (H5T_VARIABLE) The space used is a 1D array with as many elements as there are lines in the ASCII file (a line is defined by the inclusion of an end of line character, ASCII number 10). A first traversal of the input text file must be made to determine the number of lines in the file and thus the dimensionality of the dataset. New test to the test script added text input files and teststr.h5 for h5dump to compare added Tested: windows, linux, solaris