>
> Hello all,
>
> I have read variables from a file using:
>
> vNames = getfilevarnames (inF)
>
> and looped through the various elements of vNames. I would like to
> rewrite the processed data to a netCDF file but using the original
> variable name (ie the individual string elements of vNames). I have
> problems creating this new variable for output using simple assignment
> along the lines of:
>
> $vName(n)$ = vAvgInt or, vName(n) = vAvgInt
>
> All suggestions appreciated!
>
> Regards,
>
> Maurice
Hi Maurice,
I think you are almost there. You can only use the "$vName$" syntax
when the "$...$" is used on the right side of the attribute symbol
"@", or a file pointer "->". For example:
fnew = addfile("newfile.nc","c")
fnew->$vName(n)$ = vAvgInt
If you need to store vName(n) temporarily, then you can attach it to
another variable using "@":
tmp_attach = True ; Temp. variable to attach things to.
tmp_attach@$vName(0)$ = vAvgInt
tmp_attach@$vName(1)$ = vAvgStd
.
.
.
Maybe somebody else has a more efficient method of doing this?
--Mary
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>
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