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19991206: gddiag

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  • Subject: 19991206: gddiag
  • Date: Tue, 07 Dec 1999 09:27:30 -0700
Matt,

If I read you script correctly below, you need a 
blank line between the run and exit commands for your script.

at the point where you give the run command, gddiag will prompt you 
for a carriage return to accept, or exit to abort- so your exit
is aborting the function from being run.

Try:
r

exit

Steve Chiswell
Unidata User SUpport



>From: "Matthew G. Fearon" <address@hidden>
>Organization: Desert Research Institute
>Keywords: 199912062301.QAA18453

>Steve,
>
>I am computing a mixing ratio grid from a gempak grid file
>using gddiag and trying to store the grid in the same grid file.
>gddiag seems to work fine, but the computed grid does not show
>up in the gempak grid file when I look at the grids using gdinfo.
>There is plenty of room to add additional grids to the file.
>Here is my program below:
>
>$GEMEXE/gddiag <<EOF
>  gdfile   = /data1/gempak/grids/oldgrid/99102100_eta.gem
>  gdoutf   = /data1/gempak/grids/oldgrid/99102100_eta.gem
>  gfunc    = mixr(tmpc@2%hagl,pres)
>  gdattim  = f00
>  glevel   = 0
>  gvcord   = none
>  grdnam   = mixr
>  gpack    = none
>  r
>exit
>
>EOF
>
>$GEMEXE/gpend
>rm *.nts
>
>It seems like I am forgetting to do something, but I am not sure
>what. I would appreciate your suggestions when you have a
>few minutes.
>
>Thank you,
>Matt Fearon
>address@hidden
>