Tim Holy
Possibly #168. I spent a couple of hours poking at that and then switched my lab over to JLD2.
Does ``` jl open("/share folder mount path/test.txt", "w") do file write(file, "testing\n") end ``` also fail? If so, it has nothing to do with JLD.
And you're sure there's nothing wonky about that particular file name? If you try a brand new name, you get the same problem? The reason I ask is because (currently)...
If you look in `jld_types.jl`, you'll see there's an `INLINE_TUPLE` option to save tuples in compressed format, but that's currently off. You might experiment with what happens when you turn...
Does it pass all the tests? I haven't tried.
JLD basically is the standard format for Julia. The trend seems to be to move things from Base into packages, so that over time julia will become "just the language"...
@amack315, I'd be fine with changes in this direction that fix problems. Don't have time to work on that myself, though.
Bless you, @abieler, for digging into this! So it's definitely the C library, not any of the julia code. Try the trick in the last post of that issue, https://github.com/JuliaLang/HDF5.jl/issues/170#issuecomment-209399736?
Oh, I see (I didn't read carefully enough). You might consider using the "dictionary interface," https://github.com/JuliaLang/JLD.jl/blob/master/doc/jld.md#usage, so it doesn't waste time opening/closing the file frequently.
This is really cool. One way in which `plot` may not be quite done: in matlab, if you plot a matrix, it plots each column as a separate line. Winston...