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20040921: How to store the value of the function's argument in netCDF?

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  • Subject: 20040921: How to store the value of the function's argument in netCDF?
  • Date: Thu, 23 Sep 2004 11:57:49 -0600
>From: J S <address@hidden>
>Organization: ?
>Keywords: 200409211701.i8LH1XnJ018862 netCDF programming

Hello,

>I'm working in some simulation codes, and found netCDF
>to be a good solution for a scientific data file 
>format, and I've created simple examples. Now the 
>problem: suppose that we want to make a simple graph 
>of y(x) = x^2 . With tab separated values the file 
>would be something like
>
>0.0    0.0
>0.5    0.25
>1.0    1.0
>1.5    2.25
>
>etc
>
>I managed to get netCDF (using the C interface) to 
>accept a function y(x) that x has 4 values and starts 
>at 0, but the graph programs thinks x=0,1,2,3. How can
>I specify the values of x?

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>Thanks in advance,
>João Silva 

Cheers,

Tom Yoksas
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