Sections provide the copy_section() method (which is awesome by the way), that allows to copy whole section trees within a file or from one file to another.
Currently this only works with sections or section trees, that reside directly at the root of the file:
File
└ Section <- copy_section works
Sections that are at least one level deeper lead to an error
(h5py/h5o.pyx in h5py.h5o.copy(): RuntimeError: Unable to copy object (component not found))
in the HDF5 library and cannot be copied.
File
└ Section
└ Section <- copy_section borks
Examples:
fname = "ishallruetheday.nix"
f = nixio.File.open(fname, nixio.FileMode.Overwrite)
sec = f.create_section("to.be.copied", "test")
sec.create_section("I.shant.be.copied", "test")
receive_sec = f.create_section("copy.receiver", "test")
# first level copy works
receive_sec.copy_section(f.sections["to.be.copied"])
# second level copy borks
receive_sec.copy_section(f.sections["to.be.copied"].sections["I.shant.be.copied"])
Sections
provide thecopy_section()
method (which is awesome by the way), that allows to copy whole section trees within a file or from one file to another.Currently this only works with sections or section trees, that reside directly at the root of the file:
Sections that are at least one level deeper lead to an error (
h5py/h5o.pyx in h5py.h5o.copy(): RuntimeError: Unable to copy object (component not found)
) in the HDF5 library and cannot be copied.Examples: