Re: writing attributes without quotes

Mireia,

Try change:
globalAtt@TRUELAT2 = "60.f"
globalAtt@TRUELAT1 = "30.f"

to:
globalAtt@TRUELAT2 = 60.
globalAtt@TRUELAT1 = 30.

As in your code, you are setting those attributes to strings,
and that is why they are in quote when you read them.

Wei

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On Jul 23, 2012, at 3:34 PM, Mireia Udina wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am building a netcdf file for WRF input. When writing global
> attributes, I need the following lines:
>
> :TRUELAT1 = 60.f ;
> :TRUELAT2 = 30.f ;
>
> In my ncl cript
>
> ff = addfile(dir+fname+".nc","c")
> globalAtt@TRUELAT2 = "60.f"
> globalAtt@TRUELAT1 = "30.f"
> fileattdef( ff, globalAtt )
>
>
> The result in ff file is that they appear as:
>
>
> // global attributes:
> :TRUELAT1 = "60.f" ;
> :TRUELAT2 = "30.f" ;
>
> and I do not want quotes on it (between 60.f and 30.f).
>
> Any clue?
>
> --
> Mireia
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