Please use the 'printVarSummary' procedure to get an overview of the
variable. Use 'dimsizes' or 'getfilevardimsizes' to determne the
size and shape of arrays.
files = systemfunc("ls *.nc")
f = addfiles(files, "r")
T = f[:]->T
printVarSummary( T )
dimT = dimsizes(T)
print(dimT)
rank = dimsizes(dimT)
print("rank="+rank)
Yang Yang wrote:
> Hello:
>
> I have 30 nc files conting T(time, lat,lon), For some, the time length is 126; for other, the time length is 130. If I do the multiple files reading:
>
> files = systemfunc("ls *.nc")
> f = addfiles(files, "r")
> T = f[:] -> T
>
> now what is the dimension of T? Is it T(30,time,lat,lon)? What is the time length? it is 126 or 130?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Regards
> Ed
>
>
>
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