>2. Is there any way of retrieving the name of a script from within the
>same script so that the filename can be plotted on maps using DJS's time
>stamp function? I'm able to do so from the c-shell, using history but
>not from within NCL itself.
Hi Maurice,
I asked the same question about a year ago, and Mary Haley (+Dave Brown I
believe) came up with a way to do it. They developed a function called
get_script_name, and then I slightly modified it to fit my needs. I copied
Dennis' time stamp fxn over and modified it, so that instead of the user passing
in the name of the script, the time stamp function called get_script_name.
Anyway, I will attach the script in a seperate email to you. If any other
ncl-talk users would like the get_script_name function, let me know...
Adam
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