Grads times series output to ASCII format

[brian vant-hull]

GrADS is pretty much designed to avoid ASCII, but you
can try using the 'write' function to print ascii to a
file.  It's listed in the user's guide under
'functions that complement the scripting language'.

 I don't know if it will write entire arrays at once.
If not, it might be cleaner to write everything to
binary files first ('set fwrite filename; set gxout
fwrite; print'), then write a simple fortran program
to convert from binary to ascii. This will also give
you better formatting control.  IDL, MatLab, etc can
do this as well, but cannot be easily called by a
shell script.

--- FANIRIANTSOA Rija Fidèle <frijaf at MAIL2SCIENCE.COM>
wrote:

> Dear all,
>  I want to write a number of output files t o asccii
> format. I have a
> binary and netcdf files and  I want to convert a
> Grads time series
> output to ascii format, and to write it in a text
> file.
> I will be glad if someone can be of help.
> Thank you.
>
> Faniriantsoa Rija
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