HDF5 Property List Interface
The functions, macros, and subroutines listed here are used to manipulate property list objects in various ways, including to reset property values. With the use of property lists, HDF5 functions have been implemented and can be used in applications with many fewer parameters than would be required without property lists.
H5Pcreate (type = h5default("H5P"), native = FALSE) H5Pcopy (h5plist) H5Pget_class (h5plist) H5Pclose (h5plist) H5Pclose_class (h5plistclass) H5Pequal (h5plistclass1, h5plistclass2) H5Pset_libver_bounds (h5plist, libver_low = "H5F_LIBVER_EARLIEST", libver_high = "H5F_LIBVER_LATEST") H5Pget_libver_bounds (h5plist) H5Pset_obj_track_times(h5plist, track_times = TRUE) H5Pget_obj_track_times(h5plist)
type |
A character name of a property list type. See |
native |
An object of class |
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h5plist |
An object of class |
h5plistclass, h5plistclass1, h5plistclass2 |
An object of class |
libver_low |
A character value representing the lower bound on the library version for reading or writing the HDF5 file. See |
libver_high |
A character value representing the higher bound on the library version for reading or writing the HDF5 file. See |
track_times |
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Interface to the HDF5 C-library libhdf5. See https://portal.hdfgroup.org/display/HDF5/Property+Lists for further details.
H5Pcreate
and H5Pcopy
return an object of class H5IdComponent
representing a H5 property list identifier.
H5Pget_class
returns an object of class H5IdComponent
representing a H5 property list class identifier.
The other functions return the standard return value from their respective C-functions.
Bernd Fischer, Mike L. Smith
pid <- H5Pcreate() pid2 <- H5Pcopy(pid) pclid <- H5Pget_class(pid) H5Pclose_class(pclid) H5Pclose(pid) H5Pclose(pid2)
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