Tool documentation updates

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Shahram Najm 2016-06-30 11:42:25 +01:00
parent 911fa13990
commit 42ffe52565
2 changed files with 2 additions and 2 deletions

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@ -27,12 +27,12 @@ echo "in the name of the output file (This is a good way to split a large GRIB f
echo "\verbatim" echo "\verbatim"
echo "> grib_copy in.grib 'out_[shortName].grib'" echo "> grib_copy in.grib 'out_[shortName].grib'"
echo "\endverbatim\\n" echo "\endverbatim\\n"
echo "Note: we need to quote the name of the output so the shell does not interpret the square brackets"
echo "-# To copy fields whose typeOfLevel is either 'surface' or 'meanSea'" echo "-# To copy fields whose typeOfLevel is either 'surface' or 'meanSea'"
echo "\verbatim" echo "\verbatim"
echo "> grib_copy -w typeOfLevel=surface/meanSea orig.grib out.grib" echo "> grib_copy -w typeOfLevel=surface/meanSea orig.grib out.grib"
echo "\endverbatim\\n" echo "\endverbatim\\n"
echo "Note: we need to quote the name of the output so the shell does not interpret the square brackets"
echo "-# To copy selected fields and apply sorting (sorted by level in ascending order)" echo "-# To copy selected fields and apply sorting (sorted by level in ascending order)"
echo "\verbatim" echo "\verbatim"

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@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ echo ">grib_to_netcdf -I type,step -o output.nc input.grib"
echo "\\endverbatim" echo "\\endverbatim"
echo "-# Do not use time of validity. If time of validity is used, it means the 1D time coordinate is considered as date+time+step, otherwise 3 different dimensions are created." echo "-# Do not use time of validity. If time of validity is used, it means the 1D time coordinate is considered as date+time+step, otherwise 3 different dimensions are created."
echo "-# The default behaviour is to use the time of validity." echo "The default behaviour is to use the time of validity."
echo "\\verbatim" echo "\\verbatim"
echo ">grib_to_netcdf -T -o output.nc input.grib" echo ">grib_to_netcdf -T -o output.nc input.grib"
echo "\\endverbatim" echo "\\endverbatim"