[Scilab-users] read a "save()" file in Python

[GOBILLOT Gilles 116128]

Hi Calixte

Tanks for this answer.

In fact HDF5 is used in recents Scilab's versions ==> save(filename, "X"," Y", "U", "T1")

My files where recorded with an "old" scilab version (5.3)  ==> save(filename, X, Y, U, T1)
Saved files are in a <unknow ?> binary format

Of course, I can convert ALL my files ... but if a solution exists, I'd like to know it.



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Hi Gilles,

The format of the file is based on HDF5 so you just have to use h5py and find where is located your matrix in the file.
For your information, it is possible to use a Python engine in Scilab in using PIMS toolbox:
http://forge.scilab.org/index.php/p/pims/

Best regards

Calixte

On 18/07/2014 13:59, GOBILLOT Gilles 116128 wrote:
Hi all,

In the Scilab-Python border, I try to read a file recorded with Scilab ( save(filename, X, Y, U, T1)   ) With U = matrix.

I'd like to read it with Python. Any idea ?

Regards,

Gilles




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