[ncl-talk] Handing of file paths own write_table()
Rick Brownrigg
brownrig at ucar.edu
Mon Feb 19 21:51:25 MST 2018
Hi Will,
That's an "interesting" little bit of behaviour, and I will see if I can't
duplicate it first thing in the morning and get back to you.
Thanks for reporting...
Rick
On Mon, Feb 19, 2018 at 3:22 PM, Will Hobbs <will.hobbs at utas.edu.au> wrote:
> Hi all
>
>
>
> Looking for some input on a slightly annoying feature of the write_table()
> function (well, it was annoying when I couldn’t figure it out)
>
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> The following bit of code runs just fine as written. However, change diro
> = “~/” and I get a Segmentation fault. I assume (but don’t know) this is
> because my HLUres has the tilde set for use with function codes in strings,
> but I’ve not had the same issue with filepaths in any other NCL I/O
> function (e.g. asciiwrite(), addfile() ). Indeed, the asciiwrite()
> statement in the snippet below works fine with the tilde, it only fails
> with the write_table() statement.
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>
> Will
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> begin
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> diro = “/Users/whobbs/” <i.e. your home directory>
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> filo = "foo.csv"
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> model = "random_model"
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> expt = "random_expt_name"
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> Dbnd = (/1025.23,1026.39,1026.99,1027.82/)
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> if (.not.fileexists(diro+filo)) then
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> asciiwrite(diro+filo, "model,expt,SAMW_upper,SAMW_IW, IW_CDW,CDW_BW")
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> end if
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> oList = [/model, expt, str_join(sprintf("%6.2f",Dbnd),",") /]
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> write_table(diro+filo, "a", oList, "%s,%s,%s")
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> end
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>
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