Hi Paulo,
What Stephen suggests will work well, but if you want more of the
automatic formatting that Ferret does without for ASCII listings
without Fortran formatting, you can use the /WIDTH= qualifier on the
LIST command. The argument to /WIDTH is the maximum number of
characters per line to be allowed. For example, here's a really wide
listing:
yes? use coads_climatology
yes? list/clobber/L=1/width=1500/file=aa.dat/y=-5:5 sst
You can also use /PRECISION to limit the number of significant digits,
if the listing by default is giving you more precision than needed. You
might be able to get the line length shorter, but of course with some
loss of precision, with
yes? use coads_climatology
yes? list/clobber/L=1/width=1200/prec=3/file=aa.dat/y=-5:5 sst
LIST/WIDTH is also a way to restrict the number of columns that are put
out by the listing, if you wanted to limit it to only, say 80
characters.
Ansley
Paulo Henrique wrote:
Hi Ferreters,
I'm trying to list to an ASCII file a grided 2D (XY) data, using the
command
list/clobber/file=my_data.dat my_xy_var
However, Ferret always lists saying
... listing every 2th point
Note that I need coordinate information in the ASCII file, and that's
why I'm not using FORTRAN formatting.
Then, how can I 'force' Ferret to list all values of my variable?
Thanks in advance!
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Paulo Henrique Santiago de Maria, Ms
Grupo de Modelagem Atmosférica
Departamento de Meteorologia e Oceanografia
Fundação Cearense de Meteorologia e Recursos Hídricos