Re: Hidden thermo functions ?

   [This question was answered off-line by Dennis Shea. I'm reposting his
    answer here.]

Hello,

They are non-documented [ie, *unsupported*] functions. I will attach
the original source code [fortran]. I did not write the cape code or
most of the other functions.

If u look at the capeThermo comments

C jlfc = returned as attribute of cape
C (integer) subscript of level of free convection
C jlfc = returned as attribute of cape
C (integer) subscript where tparcel crosses env sounding
C jlfc = returned as attribute of cape
C (integer) subscript where tparcel crosses env sounding

This last one is [I think] a typo. It should be

C jcross = returned as attribute of cape
C (integer) subscript where tparcel crosses env sounding

However ... I did not write this code.

Good luck,

Dennis

On Fri, 13 Apr 2007, Jack Glendening wrote:

> In the skewT_PlotData plotting function there is a call to a
> thermodynamics function "cape_thermo" (and other functions such as
> ptlcl_skewt). I can't find any reference to those functions in the
> on-line documentation or in other ncl files (such as shea_util.ncl).
> Are there some hidden thermodynamics functions or are they in some
> library which I have not found?
>
> Jack
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