return status from command "open"
Daniel Fritz
prodicalboxer at YAHOO.COM
Mon Sep 17 11:00:36 EDT 2007
THANKS Hai ru,
I will try this afternoon..............
DANNY
Hai-Ru Chang <hrc at EAS.GATECH.EDU> wrote:
Hell Jennifer, First please make sure the TDEF has correct time steps and time increment. Then use gribmap -v -i Y62277*.ctl to get your Y62277*.idx files. The you can use grads as usual.
Hai _ru
On Sep 17, 2007, at 10:21 AM, Daniel Fritz wrote:
Hi Chang,
No, I did not , how do I go about doing that......whew! I have been up all night trying to figure this out . would I type
grib2ctl.pl Y62277* > Y62277*.ctl
gribmap -i Y62277*.ctl -0
when I first got this file mget_ds0830_fnl.tar I untar it then I got these eppressions Y62277
which is a data, each time a picked my dates and downloaded the mget .....I untar all of them.......now I am trying to convert them so that it will open in grads......
Hai-Ru Chang <hrc at EAS.GATECH.EDU> wrote:
Hi Danny, Did you use the command 'gribmap' to get a accompany .idx file?
Dr. Hai-Ru Chang
School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, GA 30332-0340
tel: 404-385-4404
On Sep 17, 2007, at 9:31 AM, Daniel Fritz wrote:
hello everyone,
could someone help me? I have downloaded some data from the NCAR(DSS, CISL) website site because I am tracking hurricanes for a project . When I got my dataset(sept1 -30, 2005 and oct 1 -30 2005) the file is mget_ds0830_fnl.tar ........I had to untar this data and it gave me a Y62277* ......when I ran this Y62277* it was data which would be unreadable........I assume that this is a grib file...but when I tried to convert grib to ctl(Y62277*.ctl) when I opened it, there was nothing in it.....I am trying to run these files in grads......so get a display of the track of the Hurricane....am I using the right path??? after I untar this data set what is my absolute path??? when I tried to type in a script to run it in grads , there was an error....
Danny
Jennifer Adams <jma at COLA.IGES.ORG> wrote:
Here's how the GDS does it:
function gopen(dataset)
'sdfopen 'dataset
if (!rc); say 'file opened with sdfopen'; return; endif
'xdfopen 'dataset
if (!rc); say 'file opened with xdfopen'; return; endif
'open 'dataset
if (!rc); say 'file opened with open'; return; endif
say "error: couldn't open " dataset
ga-> gopen file.ctl
--
Jennifer M. Adams
IGES/COLA
4041 Powder Mill Road, Suite 302
Calverton, MD 20705
jma at cola.iges.org
On Sep 17, 2007, at 4:26 AM, bernd.becker at METOFFICE.GOV.UK wrote:
Hello,
Can I sway "open" to return something to figure
if the file.ctl in question exists or not?
iostat='open bob.ctl'
say 'iostat for bob is :'iostat
--> iostat for bob is : bob.ctl not found'
or similar.
many thanks,
Bernd.
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