Writing a Catalog object to disk

here are a couple of ways to save an Catalog object to disk. The simplest option is just to write to a MAT-file, e.g.:

>> catalogObject.save('myevents_filename.mat')

This can simply be loaded again with:

>> load('myevents_filename.mat')

The alternative - which requires the Antelope toolbox for MATLAB - is to write the data as a CSS3.0 flat-file database:

>> catalogObject.write('antelope', 'myeventsdb', 'css3.0')

Antelope users: This can then be opened in the normal way with dbe in Mac/Linux terminal window. For example, the origin table should look like:

This database can be reloaded with:

>> ev = readEvents('antelope', 'dbpath','myeventsdb')