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These are I/O routines to allow you to write stuff like arrays and dictionaries (and arrays of dictionaries) to a human-readable file.
The format is normally STARTMARKER LENGTH_INFO DATA ENDMARKER, where
STARTMARKER is something like "a{"}, that specifies
you're at the beginning of an array. LENGTH_INFO can depend on the data
type, but it's normally an integer. Then comes the data, and finally as
a check, you encounter the ENDMARKER, which is normally
. All of this is recursive, of
course."
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Version: $Revision: 1.24 $
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chunk Low level file I/O operations. |
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datachunk Low level file I/O operations. |
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stringchunk Low level operations: splitting a string into chunks. |
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datachunk_w This writes stuff to a file. |
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chunkstring_w This accumulates stuff in memory, and returns a string when close() is called. |
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Imports: string, collections, numpy, g_encode
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