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On 11/5/2010 5:02 PM, Michael James wrote:
GEMPAK Users,A short update. Friday afternoon is pretty much the worst time of the week to make major announcements or releases, so I'll hold off until Monday morning (Nov 8) to issue an official release announcement.However, at this time 6.2.0 is available on our downloads page for those interested in obtaining the package over the weekend.http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/downloads/gempak/index.jspAs always, compilation issues and bug reports should be directed at support-gempak@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxI will send an update to gembud and post release notes on the Unidata GEMPAK website on Monday morning. Enjoy your weekend!Michael James Unidata _______________________________________________ gembud mailing list gembud@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxFor list information or to unsubscribe, visit: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/mailing_lists/
That's nice to know ATTM. Some questions before I try to download and compile...
The first is will this be released an an RPM soon?
Then, where are the templates at? If I get this upgrade, I don't
want to waste time replacing the SPC stuff with my own forecast center.
I'd like to know while file(s) to edit before I struggle with a
compile. That also goes for editing the categorical risk areas. I
found the table to edit in 5.11, but, when gemPAK goes to handle it, it
complains that the extras that are added in are still invalid. I want
more than "Tsrm", "slight", "MDT", and "High" I need a "VHGH" (for
"Very High"), and "EXTR" (for "Extreme").
Also, I want to revery the text for the WW to standard
Upper/Lowercase. Where is that found (just for the SEL text)?
Thanks!
Dan Trigona,
www.severeweatherunit.com.
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