Internally, rename dtype to file_data_type. (#930)

BlueBrain · Jan 30, 2024 · d047891 · d047891
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commit d047891
Showing 1 changed file with 11 additions and 11 deletions.
diff --git a/include/highfive/bits/H5ReadWrite_misc.hpp b/include/highfive/bits/H5ReadWrite_misc.hpp
@@ -131,29 +131,29 @@ struct string_type_checker<char*> {
 
 template <typename T>
 template <class F>
-BufferInfo<T>::BufferInfo(const DataType& dtype, F getName, Operation _op)
+BufferInfo<T>::BufferInfo(const DataType& file_data_type, F getName, Operation _op)
  : op(_op)
- , is_fixed_len_string(dtype.isFixedLenStr())
+ , is_fixed_len_string(file_data_type.isFixedLenStr())
  // In case we are using Fixed-len strings we need to subtract one dimension
  , n_dimensions(details::inspector<type_no_const>::recursive_ndim -
  ((is_fixed_len_string && is_char_array) ? 1 : 0))
- , data_type(
- string_type_checker<char_array_t>::getDataType(create_datatype<elem_type>(), dtype)) {
+ , data_type(string_type_checker<char_array_t>::getDataType(create_datatype<elem_type>(),
+  file_data_type)) {
  // We warn. In case they are really not convertible an exception will rise on read/write
- if (dtype.getClass() != data_type.getClass()) {
+ if (file_data_type.getClass() != data_type.getClass()) {
  HIGHFIVE_LOG_WARN(getName() + "\": data and hdf5 dataset have different types: " +
- data_type.string() + " -> " + dtype.string());
- } else if ((dtype.getClass() & data_type.getClass()) == DataTypeClass::Float) {
+ data_type.string() + " -> " + file_data_type.string());
+ } else if ((file_data_type.getClass() & data_type.getClass()) == DataTypeClass::Float) {
  HIGHFIVE_LOG_WARN_IF(
- (op == Operation::read) && (dtype.getSize() > data_type.getSize()),
+ (op == Operation::read) && (file_data_type.getSize() > data_type.getSize()),
  getName() + "\": hdf5 dataset has higher floating point precision than data on read: " +
- dtype.string() + " -> " + data_type.string());
+ file_data_type.string() + " -> " + data_type.string());
 
  HIGHFIVE_LOG_WARN_IF(
- (op == Operation::write) && (dtype.getSize() < data_type.getSize()),
+ (op == Operation::write) && (file_data_type.getSize() < data_type.getSize()),
  getName() +
  "\": data has higher floating point precision than hdf5 dataset on write: " +
- data_type.string() + " -> " + dtype.string());
+ data_type.string() + " -> " + file_data_type.string());
  }
 }