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Hi > Error loading bundle: /home/youssef/.unidata/idv/DefaultIdv/default.xidv > Unable to open grid: > /home/youssef/wrfems/runs/Maroc/emsprd/grads/200912251200_arw_wrfout_d01.grb > > Hi, When I run WRF and I visualize the data I create a bundle which I > save in my favourites. The second day I run again WRF I create a new > grib file and I delete the old one. I want of course to visualize my > data, to see it quicly and the same way ,I re-open the bundle and of > course it creates an error because the name of he data (grib file) have > changed. > > What is needed is some kind of error handling in a way that the soft > asks you "data source not found, where is the data?" and one gives the > name of the new grib file for example and the maps are re-created using > the same template (bundle). > > Is it possible? > That is a good idea and we will put it on our todo list. In the meantime you could do one of 2 things. First, on your system you could have a symbolic link (eg., "latestgrid") that points to the most recent data file. Or, if you save an IDV bundle to disk and open it through the File->Open menu (as opposed to saving it as an IDV managed Favorite bundle) in the file dialog is a checkbox "Change Data Paths" that when checked will have the IDV prompt you for a new data file. > Thank you a lot and congratulation for the extraordinary work you are > doing in Boulder, for all the world! > > Happy new year to all your team. > Thanks and happy new year's to you as well! -Jeff Ticket Details =================== Ticket ID: WZT-815509 Department: Support IDV Priority: Normal Status: Closed