[ncl-talk] reading variable

[Rick Brownrigg]

Yea, I can see where that would be a syntax error to NCL. I *think* this
might work:

vname = "series_cts_CSI_ge0.3"
csi_mod  = b1->$vname$

Hope that helps...
Rick

On Thu, Dec 10, 2020 at 11:48 AM Debasish Hazra via ncl-talk <
ncl-talk at mailman.ucar.edu> wrote:

> Hi,
> I am trying to read a netcdf file generated from other statistical package
> and getting the following error using NCL :
> fatal:syntax error: line 19 in file statread.ncl before or near .3
>           csi_mod  = b1->series_cts_CSI_ge0.3
> ------------------------------------------------------------------^
> But when I did ncl_filedump I see variable do exist :
>
> Variable: series_cts_CSI_ge0.3
>     Type: float
>     Total Size: 207936 values
>                 831744 bytes
>     Number of Dimensions: 2
>     Dimensions and sizes:       [ 361 <lat> x 576 <lon> ]
>     Coordinates:
>                 lat: [-90..90]
>                 lon: [-180..179.375]
>         Number of Attributes:        5
>             _FillValue  :       -9999
>             name        :       CSI
>             long_name   :       Critical success index
>
> Any help on this ?
> Thanks
> Debasish
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