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@@ -31,7 +31,8 @@ Regarding HDF5 files, the de-facto standard for reading them in Python is to
use the *h5py* library.
*silx* tries to address this situation by providing a unified way to read all
-data formats supported at the ESRF. Today, HDF5 is the preffered format to store
+data formats supported at the ESRF.
+Today, HDF5 is the preffered format to store
data for many scientific institutions, including most synchrotrons.
So it was decided to provide tools for reading data that mimic the *h5py* library's API.
@@ -100,7 +101,7 @@ The objects defined in `silx.io` implement a subset of these attributes and meth
- :attr:`filename`: Name of the file on disk.
- :attr:`mode`: String indicating if the file is open in read mode ("r")
or write mode ("w"). :meth:`silx.io.open` always returns objects in read mode.
- - :meth:`close`: Close this file. All open objects will become invalid.
+ - :meth:`close`: Close this file. All child objects, groups and datasets, will become invalid.
The :attr:`parent` of a file is `None`, and its :attr:`name` is an empty string.