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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -8,15 +8,17 @@ readers in different languages is guaranteed to be identical (or at
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least very similar).
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See ` xdi_reader.c ` for an example of a C program using ` libxdifile ` to
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- import and interpret XDI-formatted data.
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+ import and interpret XDI-formatted data. See the python and perl
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+ wrappers for examples of language specific implementations which use
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+ ` libxdifile ` .
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` libxdifile ` was written by Matt Newville and Bruce Ravel.
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## XDIFile struct
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This is the content of the XDIFile struct. It will contain the entire
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contents of the XDI file along with a few particularly important items
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- (d-spaing , element, and edge).
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+ (d-spacing , element, and edge).
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| attribute | type | explanation |
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| --------------- | ------------------ | ----------- |
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` error_message ` attribute of the ` XDIFile ` struct. The
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` error_message ` attribute always contains a description of the error
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condition of the most recently performed action. The relation between
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- the returned error/warning codes and teh error messages are tabulated
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+ the returned error/warning codes and the error messages are tabulated
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below.
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The value of separating most validation chores from the parsing of the
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