Daniel Neumann

Cool. Thanks.

Cool. Thanks!

Thanks, Charlie, for the rapid reply. Unfortunately, there is no nco.html in the doc folder of the tar ball (all other html files are there). Building the html documentation via make nco.html (as documented in some manual) yields make: *** No rule to make target 'nco.html'. Stop.

Hi Charlie, is it possible to download the HTML documentations of previous NCO version? I tried to get the documentation of the current stable release (4.7.9) but only found the doc of the beta 4.8.0. I wanted to add the HTML page to our NCO installation directory to have an offline version of the documentation fitting to the installed version. I have also an old NCO version installed, in which the --no_abc switch was not introduced in order to be able to run old scripts without having to modify...

Actually, I am confused about the usage of ram_delete(). I understood the definition ram_delete() Deletes a RAM variable or an attribute as delete a RAM variable or delete any attribute (not a newly created attribute). But global@vert_coord.ram_delete(); yields ncap2: WARNING utl_cls::fnd(): ram_delete unable to find variable: global@vert_coord

Hi Henry, Thanks for the quick reply. you need to replace the "." with @ the "." in ncap2 is used to specify a ncap2 method. e.g SURF_ugN_NOX@coordinates="abc"; or 'global@'SURF_ugN_NOX.coordinates'.ram_delete(); To use the "." in a name you need to quote the var/att name with "'" as I have done above. Unfortunately, both solutions do not work (global@SURF_ugN_NOX@coordinates and 'global@'SURF_ugN_NOX.coordinates'; see bottom of this post). Probably, I explained my issue wrongly. This is my cdl file...

Hi Henry, Thanks for the quick reply. I just realized that I mixed something up. I wanted to remove an attribute. But ram_delete() is for deleting variables. I meant --VAR@ATT; instead of VAR@ATT.ram_delete(). Just in case someone else reads my question and is confused ... . you need to replace the "." with @ the "." in ncap2 is used to specify a ncap2 method. e.g SURF_ugN_NOX@coordinates="abc"; or 'global@'SURF_ugN_NOX.coordinates'.ram_delete(); To use the "." in a name you need to quote the var/att...