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[netCDFDecoders #ZVY-126174]: Perl Decoders
- To: malte@xxxxxxxx
- Subject: [netCDFDecoders #ZVY-126174]: Perl Decoders
- From: "Unidata netCDF Decoders Support" <support-netcdf-decoders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 12 Oct 2007 10:21:29 -0600
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Malte,
eof on STDIN --shutting down
isn't an error, it's stating the all the input has been
processed and the decoder is shutting down. Since this is
a real time decoder, it has a select command that waits for
input for 20 minutes, if no input for 20 minutes or an eof
is encountered, it shuts down.
Since you are processing data from the command line, here's
how I would invoke the decoder:
usage: buoy2nc [-h] [-n (old|new)] cdlfile [datadir] [yyyymm] < WMO input file
% buoy2nc -i buoy.cdl data 200710 < buoy.wmo
-i says that this is not real time data, data is destination
dir and 200710 states year and month since reports don't have
these files. I'll attach a WMO format file for your testing.
Robb...
Ticket Details
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Ticket ID: ZVY-126174
Department: Support netCDF Decoders
Priority: Normal
Status: Open
Attachment:
2007101112_buoy.wmo
Description: Binary data
