/*!  \page grib_set grib_set
\section DESCRIPTION 
 Sets key/value pairs in the input grib file and writes
	each message to the output_grib_file.
	It fails when an error occurs (e.g. key not found).

\section USAGE 
 grib_set 
 [options] grib_file grib_file ... output_grib_file

\section OPTIONS 
-s key[:{s/d/i}]=value,key[:{s/d/i}]=value,... \n 
		Key/values to set.
		For each key a string (key:s), a double (key:d) or an integer (key:i)
		type can be defined. By default the native type is set.
 \n \n -r  \n Repack data. Sometimes after setting some keys involving properties
		of the packing algorithm a repacking of data is needed.
		This repacking is performed setting this -r option.
 \n \n -d value \n 
		Set all the data values to "value".
 \n \n -p key[:{s/d/i}],key[:{s/d/i}],... \n 
		Declaration of keys to print.
		For each key a string (key:s), a double (key:d) or an integer (key:i)
		type can be requested. Default type is string.
 \n \n -P key[:{s/d/i}],key[:{s/d/i}],... \n 
		As -p adding the declared keys to the default list.
 \n \n -w key[:{s/d/i}]{=/!=}value,key[:{s/d/i}]=value,... \n 
		Where clause.
		Set is only executed for GRIB messages matching all the key/value constraints.
		If a GRIB message does not match the constraints it is copied unchanged
		to the output_grib_file. This behaviour can be changed by setting the -S option.
		A valid constraint is of type key=value or key!=value.
		For each key a string (key:s), a double (key:d) or an integer (key:i)
		type can be defined. Default type is string.
 \n \n -7  \n Does not fail when the message has wrong length
 \n \n -S  \n Strict. Only GRIB messages matching all the constraints are copied to
		the output file
 \n \n -V  \n Version.
 \n \n -M  \n Multi-field support off. Turn off support for multiple fields in single GRIB message.
 \n \n -g  \n Copy GTS header. 
 \n \n -G  \n GRIBEX compatibility mode.
 \n \n -T T | B | M | A \n Message type. T->GTS, B->BUFR, M->METAR (Experimental),A->Any (Experimental).
			The input file is interpreted according to the message type.
 \n \n -f  \n Force. Force the execution not to fail on error.
 \n \n -v  \n Verbose.
 \n \n 
\section grib_set_examples grib_set examples
-# To set productDefinitionTemplateNumber=2 only for the fields with productDefinitionTemplateNumber=11 \n
\verbatim
>grib_set -s productDefinitionTemplateNumber=2 -w productDefinitionTemplateNumber=11 ../data/tigge_pf_ecmwf.grib2 out.grib2
\endverbatim\n
-# To set productDefinitionTemplateNumber=2 only for the fields for which productDefinitionTemplateNumber is not equal to 11 \n
\verbatim
>grib_set -s productDefinitionTemplateNumber=2 -w productDefinitionTemplateNumber!=11 tigge_pf_ecmwf.grib2 out.grib2
\endverbatim\n
-# When a key is not used all the bits of its value should be set to 1 to indicate that it is missing. Since the length 
 (number of octet) is different from a key to another, the value that we have to code for missing keys is not unique. 
 To give an easy way to set a key to missing a string "missing" or "MISSING" is accepted by grib_set as follows:\n
\verbatim
>grib_set -s scaleFactorOfFirstFixedSurface=missing,scaledValueOfFirstFixedSurface=MISSING ../data/regular_latlon_surface.grib2 out.grib2
\endverbatim\n
Since some values cannot be set to missing you can get an error for those keys.\n
-# To set scaleFactorOfSecondFixedSurface to missing only for the fields for which scaleFactorOfSecondFixedSurface is not missing: \n
\verbatim 
>grib_set -s scaleFactorOfSecondFixedSurface=missing -w scaleFactorOfSecondFixedSurface!=missing tigge_pf_ecmwf.grib2 out.grib2
\endverbatim\n
-# It's possible to produce a GRIB edition 2 file from a GRIB edition 1 just changing the edition number with grib_set.
At this stage of development all the geography parameters, level and time information is correctly translated, for the product
definition extra 'set' calls must be done. To do this properly, use the tool grib_filter.\n
\verbatim 
grib_set -s edition=2 ../data/reduced_gaussian_pressure_level.grib1
\endverbatim\n
-# With grib edition 2 is possible to compress data using the jpeg algorithm. 
To change packing algorithm from grid_simple (simple packing) to grid_jpeg (jpeg2000 packing):\n
\verbatim 
>grib_set -s packingType=grid_jpeg ../data/regular_gaussian_model_level.grib2 out.grib2
\endverbatim\n
-# It's possible to ask grib_api to calculate the number of bits per value needed to pack a given
field with a fixed number of decimal digits of precision. For example if we want to pack a temperature
expressed in Kelvin with 1 digits of precision after the decimal point we can set changeDecimalPrecision=1 \n
\verbatim 
>grib_set -s changeDecimalPrecision=1 ../data/regular_latlon_surface.grib2 ../data/out.grib2
rm -f ../data/out.grib2 | true
./grib_set -s changeDecimalPrecision=1 ../data/regular_latlon_surface.grib2 ../data/out.grib2
\endverbatim\n
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