Re: formatting output ascii files

Eva,

I think that with some IFs you can do it easily! For example:

do i=1,100
     if (i.lt10) then
         suffix1 = "00"
     end if
     if (i.ge.10.and.lt.100) then
          suffix1 = "0"
     end if
     fileName = "temp."+suffix1+"."+suffix2
end do

If suffix2 should have same control, add more IFs
I hope it helps you!

Mateus

EVA SALGADO SANCHEZ escreveu:
>
> Dear all,
>
> I'm new user to NCL. I've been playing around and looking through the
> documentation and I didn't find a way to name an output file in the
> way I need it. I read data from a grib file and extract the value of a
> variable (array) into an ascii output file (no problem). I use
> write_matrix and can name the different ascii output files like:
>
> temp.1.45
> temp.10.45
> temp.100.45
>
> (the sample values 1, 10, 100 are read from another variable of the
> grib file)
>
> but I would like them to be
>
> temp.001.45
> temp.010.45
> temp.100.45
>
>
> Is it possible to do it directly with ncl? (NCAR Command Language
> Version 4.2.0.a034)
>
> Thank you in advance for any possible help,
>
> Eva
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