Re: time string

[Joe McLean <joe.mclean@xxxxxxxx>]

Hi Jean-Marie,
Try
! where TIME_COUNTER is axis name, grid name, or var name
! of the field which uses the t-axis you are interested in
yes? say `t[t[gt=TIME_COUNTER],l=($my_time_step)],ret=tstart`

Joe

J-M Epitalon wrote:

> Hello again,
>
> now I have another stupid question:
>
> I know how to list the time string for one particular time step with :
> list/l=($my_time_step) t
>
> But it produces a lot of extra information, like the following:
>
>             VARIABLE : T
>                        axis TIME_COUNTER
>             TIME     : 01-DEC-1950
>          11.00
>
> What if I want only output "01-DEC-1950" ?
>
> I devised a complicated scheme, using  "datestring.jnl" script and
> days1900toymdhms() function, in conjunction with `t, return=t0`
> expression...
>
> Is there a simpler way to get this ?
>
> Jean-Marie Epitalon
> CERFACS
> France
>
>