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20001015: GRDCOPY bug in 7.6

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  • Subject: 20001015: GRDCOPY bug in 7.6
  • Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2000 09:20:07 -0600
>From: Anthony James Wimmers <address@hidden>
>Organization: UVa
>Keywords: 200010151657.e9FGv2425262 McIDAS-X 7.6 GRDCOPY subsect

Tony,

>Tom, I'm not sure if this was fixed in 7.7, so here it is
>anyway:
>
>The command
>
>GRDCOPY TOPSEC/MRF.7 LG.9999 SUBSECT=0 90 -90 90
>
>does not subsect the grid. I probed into it further, and 
>found that if you try to do any subsect across 0 degrees
>longitude, then the subsection fails. And it does not
>return an error message. 

I was in Madison at SSEC when I saw this message.  I showed it to one of
the developers who should know the answer, and he said that he thought that
this bug has been fixed in 7.6.

>Do you have any suggestions in the short term?

Try using the 7.7 version of grdcopy.k.  I installed 7.7 on windfall
last week, so all you need to do is:

login as 'mcidas'
cd bin
mv grdcopy.k grdcopy.k.bak
cp ~mcadde/bin/grdcopy.k .

Then retry your test.

Tom