Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of Documentation/UserGuide/StudyNetCDF
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v3 v4 25 25 26 26 27 But there's a simple script that can be used in '''IDL''' to import all of the data series at once, without having to spend time writing scripts to define input arrays first. First of all, download [http://aos.princeton.edu/WWWPUBLIC/PROFS/pom_gfdex/idl_lib/cdf2idl.pro cdf2idl.pro], then input the following within IDL:27 But there's a really useful script that can be used in '''IDL''' to import all of the data series at once, without having to spend time writing scripts to define input arrays first. First of all, download [http://aos.princeton.edu/WWWPUBLIC/PROFS/pom_gfdex/idl_lib/cdf2idl.pro cdf2idl.pro], compile it within IDL and then input the following: 28 28 29 29 {{{ 30 30 31 1)cdf2idl, '/home/rest_of_the_path/myJob_20060101_20061231_1M_sechiba_history.nc'31 cdf2idl, '/home/rest_of_the_path/myJob_20060101_20061231_1M_sechiba_history.nc' 32 32 33 2)@myJob_20060101_20061231_1M_sechiba_history.idl33 @myJob_20060101_20061231_1M_sechiba_history.idl 34 34 }}} 35 35 36 And then you have all of your variables nicely imported, andcan be quickly plotted, e.g:36 And then you have all of your variables automatically imported, each into arrays of an appropriate size, and they can be quickly plotted, e.g: 37 37 38 38