What’s new in PyTables 1.1.1

Author:Francesc Altet
Contact:faltet@carabos.com
Author:Ivan Vilata i Balaguer
Contact:ivilata@carabos.com

This document details the modifications to PyTables since version 1.0. Its main purpose is help you ensure that your programs will be runnable when you switch from PyTables 1.0 to PyTables 1.1.1.

API additions

  • None

Backward-incompatible changes

  • Table.read() raises a KeyError instead of a ValueError when a nonexistent field name is specified, for consistency with other methods. The same goes for the col() method.
  • File.__contains__() returns a true value when it is asked for an existent node, be it visible or not. This is more consistent with Group.__contains__().

API refinements

  • Using table.cols['colname'] is deprecated. The usage of table.cols._f_col('colname') (with the new Cols._f_col() method) is preferred.

Bug fixes (affecting API)

  • None

Enjoy data!

—The PyTables Team

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