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Re: 20000310: trouble with unlimited dimensions in Java netCDF

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  • Subject: Re: 20000310: trouble with unlimited dimensions in Java netCDF
  • Date: Tue, 21 Mar 2000 17:53:12 -0700

John Osborne wrote:
> 
> John:
> 
> We found the problem just after I sent my last message to you. I was
> setting the unlimited dimension for my axis variables but I was not
> setting the dimension of my other variables that used the unlimited
> dimension to unlimited. Does that make any sense? Let me try again. My
> file has dimensions of time, latitude, and longitude. The time axis is
> unlimited and I correctly set the time protovariable to have an unlimited
> axis.  I have another (measured) variable, slp, with dimensions of lat,
> lon, and time. I was NOT setting the dimension for the time axis for this
> protovariable to unlimited also. Does that make sense? Thanks for your
> help, I KNEW this had to be my problem and not yours.
> 
> oz


yes that makes sense, and explains why you saw Dimension.equals()
instead of UnlimitedDimension.equals()