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20030304: mod_res.tbl
- Subject: 20030304: mod_res.tbl
- Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2003 11:29:13 -0700
>From: Clint Rowe <address@hidden>
>Organization: UCAR/Unidata
>Keywords: 200303042252.h24Mqd316047
>Chiz
>
>1) is it possible to "personalize" the gempak gui programs (esp. nmap/nmap2)
> so that a user can have his/her own set of restore scripts? That is, can
> a user have their own mod_res.tbl pointing to their own restores?
>
>Clint
>
>====================================================================
>Clinton M. Rowe
>Associate Professor
>Meteorology/Climatology Program phone:(402)472-1946
>Department of Geosciences fax:(402)472-4917
>University of Nebraska-Lincoln address@hidden
>
>
Clint,
Yes, the order in which the program searches for most tables (including
mod_res.tbl) is:
* 1. filename (local) *
* 2. path/filename (table as given) *
* 3. $NCDESK/type/filename *
* 4. $NCSITE/type/filename *
* 5. $GEMTBL/type/filename
(above, path/filename is mod_res.tbl, and type is nmap for the grid pulldown)
)
So, the mod_res.tbl file in the local directory will always take precedence.
The least precedence will be given to $GEMTBL/nmap/mod_res.tbl.
You can also use the $NCDESK and $NCSITE environmental variables
for certain application specific (eg case study, class project) tables.
The mod_res.tbl typically references the files under $NMAP_RESTORE,
which can also be changed by the environmental variable...or users can
use their own variables, or hardcoded paths in their local mod_res.tbl file.
Steve Chiswell