[ncl-talk] Problems reading monthly files with systemfunc
Dennis Shea
shea at ucar.edu
Thu Apr 25 13:50:43 MDT 2019
General programming comment: I 'really' like the reassignment operator *:=
:-) :-) :-)*
Some languages allow existing variables on the left-hand-side of the
assignment operator *=* to be replaced [over-written] by a variable on the
right handle side regardless of shape or type. My historical use of a
language that did allow this type of operation occasionally led to some
subtle errors. [ Of course, it could have been bad programming on my part! ]
Within NCL, a person could always use *:=* rather than the 'regular'
assignment operator *=*
There would only be a very small timing penalty. However, *I think this
would be bad coding style*. Kinda like hard-wiring numbers [123.987] into a
code rather than using a named constant ( con_name = 123.987).
To me, judicious use of *:=* indicates to someone looking at the code that
a variable 'may' change shape and/or type.
A common case would be calculating a monthly mean from observations. Each
month has a different number of days.
So if there were (say) 6-hrly values, months with 28, 29, 30, 31 days [*4]
would have a different number of observations.
x(ntim) ===> ntim=> all 6=hrly values
nyrs = yrLast-yrStrt+1
NTIM = nyrs*12 ; total number of monthly values
to be calculated
xAvg = new ( (/NTIM/), typeof(x), getVarFillValue(x))
do yyyy=yrStrt,yrLast
do mm=1,12
it *:=* ind(yyyy.eq.year .and. mm.eq.month) ; temporal
indices [*] of observations in current month & year
if (*.not.all*(*ismissing*(it))) then
nit *=* *dimsizes*(it)
; # of 6-hrly values [scalar]
nt *=*
nt+1 ; index of current monthly
value [scalar]
xAvg(nt) *=* *dim_avg_n*( x(it), nDim) ; average all
values for the current month/year
end if
end do ; end 'mm'
end do ; end 'yyyy'
On Tue, Apr 23, 2019 at 10:09 AM Laura Fowler <laura at ucar.edu> wrote:
> Hi Adriana:
> You may want to add "delete(file1)" below "print(file1)" since as you
> wrote file1 contains 30 files for June and 31 files for July?
> Laura
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> On Tue, Apr 23, 2019 at 7:39 AM <adriana.bossolasco at cnrs-orleans.fr>
> wrote:
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>> Hi Everyone
>>
>> I have a problem for read monthly files with systemfunc
>> I know that the problem is because the first month that I read is JUN
>> which have 30 days and the when I try to read JUL with 31 days my code
>> says:
>>
>> fatal:Dimension sizes of left hand side and right hand side of
>> assignment do not match
>>
>> How can I fix this? Maybe is very basic but I don't realize
>>
>> I copy my code here
>>
>> begin
>> ;************************************************
>> ; variable and file handling
>> ;************************************************
>>
>>
>> year1=2001
>> year2=2002
>> nyear=year2-year1
>> print(nyear)
>> month1=6
>> month2=8
>> nmonths=month2-month1
>>
>> do i = 1,nyear
>> do j = 1,nmonths
>> print(nmonths)
>> print(nyear)
>> if (month1+j-1 .ge. 10) then
>> mois=10
>> else
>> mois="0"+(j-1+month1) ;
>> end if
>> print(mois)
>>
>> file1 = systemfunc(" ls
>>
>> /PROJETS/MOUSSON-NEW/MAM_GEOS_8y_rest/MAM_GEOS_8y_rest.cam.h0.200"+i+"-"+mois+"*-
>> 43200.nc")
>> print(file1)
>>
>> end do
>> end do
>>
>> end
>>
>>
>> --
>> Adriana Bossolasco
>> LPC2E UMR 7328 (CNRS, Université d'Orléans)
>> 3A avenue de la Recherche Scientifique
>> 45071 Orléans Cedex 2 - FRANCE
>> Tel +33 (0)2 38 25 52 85
>> e-mail: adriana.bossolasco at cnrs-orleans.fr
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