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  • From version 1.11
    • correction for windows x32 builds
    • corrected bug when reaing H5T_STRINGs
  • From version 1.10
    • allow set vector attributes of types char, short, int, long, long long, float, double
      (integer trick was removed, it use a vector or chars to store strings, string type must be used instead)
  • From version 1.9
    • support to get/set data of more types: short, long, long long
  • From version 1.8
    • new commands isreadonly and flush
    • create_group new flag -if_not_exists (e.g. create_group -if_not_exists name1 ?name2 ...?)
  • From version 1.7
    • set_attribute could create compound types (e.g. set_attribute -type compound -fields {r float i float})
    • get_attribute also supporting read compound attributes
    • option -readonly to open a file for reading (default if for read and write) (e.g. hdf5 -readonly $filename)
  • From version 1.6
    • handle set replaced the flag -columns {nc} by -dimensions {nr ?nc? ?nd?}, to allow handle 3-dimensional datasets
  • From version 1.5
    • get_attribute accepts the flag -type integer|string to be able to decode deprecated attributes encoded with the -integer type
  • From version 1.4
    • Can create compound tables -vtype compound and -fields to define it
    • Fixed bug of is_group and is_dataset commands
    • Fixed bug of get_attribute that were returning an extra character at the end.
  • From version 1.3
    • set can create multidimensional arrays, with -ncolumns
    • attributes can be written as HDF5 strings with -string
  • From version 1.1
    • vype string in command handle set, to allow the creation of string sets.
    • dimensions option in the command handle get, to know the dimensions of multidimensional arrays
  • From version 1.0
    • First version.

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