Re: [ferret_users] Re: Ferret list NOROWLAB and NOHEAD not working [ Is it BUG ? ]

Thank you so much for reply.

This is what I am doing, with format string like f6.3 its working without listing, but if I specify comma, its showing "---- K:1 Z: 0", I don't want to specify format string every time, please help me

set data "http://data.nodc.noaa.gov/thredds/dodsC/woa/WOA13/DATAv2/temperature/netcdf/decav/0.25/woa13_decav_t00_04v2.nc"
set data "http://data.nodc.noaa.gov/thredds/dodsC/woa/WOA13/DATAv2/salinity/netcdf/decav/0.25/woa13_decav_s00_04v2.nc"

! This is not working as expected
list/NOROWLAB/NOHEAD/x="99.20"/y="-2.36"/z=1:30/format=comma y[g=t_an,d=1],x[g=t_an,d=1],z[g=t_an,d=1],t_an[d=1],s_an[d=2],t_an[d=1,z=1:30@ave],s_an[d=2,z=1:30@ave]

! But this is working, but I don't want to specify everytime format string
list/NOROWLAB/NOHEAD/x="99.20"/y="-2.36"/z=1:30/format=(f6.3,',',f6.3,',',f6.3,',',f6.3,',',f6.3,',',f6.3,',',f6.3) y[g=t_an,d=1],x[g=t_an,d=1],z[g=t_an,d=1],t_an[d=1],s_an[d=2],t_an[d=1,z=1:30@ave],s_an[d=2,z=1:30@ave]

yes? go test.jnl

set data "http://data.nodc.noaa.gov/thredds/dodsC/woa/WOA13/DATAv2/temperature/netcdf/decav/0.25/woa13_decav_t00_04v2.nc"
set data "http://data.nodc.noaa.gov/thredds/dodsC/woa/WOA13/DATAv2/salinity/netcdf/decav/0.25/woa13_decav_s00_04v2.nc"

! This is not working as expected
list/NOROWLAB/NOHEAD/x="99.20"/y="-2.36"/z=1:30/format=comma y[g=t_an,d=1],x[g=t_an,d=1],z[g=t_an,d=1],t_an[d=1],s_an[d=2],t_an[d=1,z=1:30@ave],s_an[d=2,z=1:30@ave]
---- K:1 Z:   0
-2.375,99.13,0,29.04,33.78,28.99,33.87
---- K:2 Z:   5
-2.375,99.13,5,29.01,33.79,28.99,33.87
---- K:3 Z:   10
-2.375,99.13,10,29.04,33.82,28.99,33.87
---- K:4 Z:   15
-2.375,99.13,15,29.01,33.86,28.99,33.87
---- K:5 Z:   20
-2.375,99.13,20,28.97,33.89,28.99,33.87
---- K:6 Z:   25
-2.375,99.13,25,28.97,33.94,28.99,33.87
---- K:7 Z:   30
-2.375,99.13,30,28.92,34,28.99,33.87

! But this is working, but I don't want to specify everytime format string
list/NOROWLAB/NOHEAD/x="99.20"/y="-2.36"/z=1:30/format=(f6.3,',',f6.3,',',f6.3,',',f6.3,',',f6.3,',',f6.3,',',f6.3) y[g=t_an,d=1],x[g=t_an,d=1],z[g=t_an,d=1],t_an[d=1],s_an[d=2],t_an[d=1,z=1:30@ave],s_an[d=2,z=1:30@ave]
-2.375,99.125, 0.000,29.035,33.778,28.994,33.867
-2.375,99.125, 5.000,29.014,33.788,28.994,33.867
-2.375,99.125,10.000,29.036,33.820,28.994,33.867
-2.375,99.125,15.000,29.006,33.858,28.994,33.867
-2.375,99.125,20.000,28.973,33.888,28.994,33.867
-2.375,99.125,25.000,28.966,33.940,28.994,33.867
-2.375,99.125,30.000,28.921,34.002,28.994,33.867

! Without NOWROWLAB

list/NOHEAD/x="99.20"/y="-2.36"/z=1:30/format=comma y[g=t_an,d=1],x[g=t_an,d=1],z[g=t_an,d=1],t_an[d=1],s_an[d=2],t_an[d=1,z=1:30@ave],s_an[d=2,z=1:30@ave]
---- K:1 Z:   0
I / *:   -2.375,99.13,0,29.04,33.78,28.99,33.87
---- K:2 Z:   5
I / *:   -2.375,99.13,5,29.01,33.79,28.99,33.87
---- K:3 Z:   10
I / *:   -2.375,99.13,10,29.04,33.82,28.99,33.87
---- K:4 Z:   15
I / *:   -2.375,99.13,15,29.01,33.86,28.99,33.87
---- K:5 Z:   20
I / *:   -2.375,99.13,20,28.97,33.89,28.99,33.87
---- K:6 Z:   25
I / *:   -2.375,99.13,25,28.97,33.94,28.99,33.87
---- K:7 Z:   30
I / *:   -2.375,99.13,30,28.92,34,28.99,33.87

Thank you

-Dona

On Tuesday, May 10, 2016 10:44 PM, Ansley C. Manke <ansley.b.manke@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Dona,

What does the listing look like if you leave off the /NOROW?

Here you are combining a number of variables from different grids and with expressions applied to them. I don't know but I see that the labels you show are sstarting with ---- K . That is part of the style for listings of multi-dimensioned data, that is if you listed this:

yes? use levitus_climatologyyes? list/k=1:5 temp[x=170:172,y=-5:5@ave], salt[x=170:172,y=10] DATA SET: /home/users/tmap/ferret/linux/fer_dsets/data/levitus_climatology.cdf LONGITUDE: 170E to 172E DEPTH (m): 0 to 62.5 Column 1: TEMP[Y=5S:5N@AVE] is TEMPERATURE (DEG C) Column 2: SALT[Y=9.5N] is SALINITY (PPT) TEMP SALT ---- K:1 Z: 0 170.5E / 151: 28.88 34.37 171.5E / 152: 28.86 34.35 ---- K:2 Z: 10 170.5E / 151: 28.83 34.38 171.5E / 152: 28.80 34.36 ---- K:3 Z: 20...

The row headers would show X= and the lines with ---- K:1 Z: 0 and so forth are showing each block in the K direction. If We added /NOROW, the longitude listings would not be written but the ---- K lines would still be included. I am guessing that all of the different grids may have caused Ferret to choose this list style.

Ansley

5/10/2016 7:09 AM, Don DNA wrote:

I am listing data to csv file using below command

list/QUIET/NOROWLAB/PRECISION=10/NOHEAD/x="($ln)"/y="($lt)"/z=1:30/format=comma/file="($outfile)"/append ($lt),($ln),y[g=t_an,d=1],x[g=t_an,d=1],z[g=t_an,d=1],t_an[d=1],s_an[d=2],t_an[d=1,z=1:30@ave],s_an[d=2,z=1:30@ave];

In CSV file I get output like below

---- K:1 Z:   0
-2.36,99.2,-2.375,99.125,0,29.0352097,33.77798843,28.99427565,33.8668104
---- K:2 Z:   5
-2.36,99.2,-2.375,99.125,5,29.01410866,33.7875099,28.99427565,33.8668104
---- K:3 Z:   10
-2.36,99.2,-2.375,99.125,10,29.0361099,33.82038879,28.99427565,33.8668104
---- K:4 Z:   15
-2.36,99.2,-2.375,99.125,15,29.0055904,33.85781097,28.99427565,33.8668104
---- K:5 Z:   20
-2.36,99.2,-2.375,99.125,20,28.9732914,33.88771057,28.99427565,33.8668104
---- K:6 Z:   25
-2.36,99.2,-2.375,99.125,25,28.96639061,33.93978882,28.99427565,33.8668104
---- K:7 Z:   30
-2.36,99.2,-2.375,99.125,30,28.9214897,34.00178909,28.99427565,33.8668104

I don't want below lines

---- K:1 Z:   0

---- K:2 Z:   5

---- K:3 Z:   10

..

..

---- K:7 Z:   30

I can use external programs like sed or awk, but I just want to know whats going wrong here, though I specified NOROWLAB and NOHEAD its still listing

Someone help me

- Dona