Ken Walker
2018-05-30 21:40:43 UTC
I'm curious -- why are there 2 methods to open a File object?
Reading the documentation, I don't see any difference
between tables.open_file() vs tables.File()
Is there a reason to use one over the other? Is one preferred? If so why?
For background, I use PyTables to read HDF5 files created by another
application.
So far, tables.open_file() has worked fine. I'm wondering if there is a
situation when I should use tables.File()
Thanks,
-Ken
Reading the documentation, I don't see any difference
between tables.open_file() vs tables.File()
Is there a reason to use one over the other? Is one preferred? If so why?
For background, I use PyTables to read HDF5 files created by another
application.
So far, tables.open_file() has worked fine. I'm wondering if there is a
situation when I should use tables.File()
Thanks,
-Ken
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