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I hope this is a case of my being relentlessly dense rather than what I consid- er to be unexpected behavior from NCVPT and/or the concept of hyperslabs. Suppose I have array X(10,10,10), the element going from 1 to 1000 in the stan- dard Fortran order, and I want to write out the first 5x5x5 "subcube" of X. So, I set start (dimension 3) to (1,1,1) and count (dim 3) to (5,5,5), and then call NCVPT as follows: call ncvpt(ncid,varid,start,count,X,rcode) *But*, when I do an 'ncdump', the list of X contains the first 125 elements, (ie, 5x5x5 elements), numbering from 1 to 125, not what I would expect, namely, 1-5, then 11-15, then 21-25, and so on. Am I missing something here? -- Gary Strand WWW: http://www.cgd.ucar.edu/cscor/gary/gary.html strandwg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx PO Box 3000 Boulder CO 80307-3000 (303) 497-1336
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