Using the ExtData component: Difference between revisions

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The ExtData.rc file itself can have up to 3 parts. The first is the primary exports. The example below is an example of a primary export block. This may have as many entries as the user desires. Note that only the last three entries in a line are optional, even though the units are not currently used (this may change someday).
The ExtData.rc file itself can have up to 3 parts. The first is the primary exports. The example below is an example of a primary export block. This may have as many entries as the user desires. Note that only the last three entries in a line are optional, even though the units are not currently used (this may change someday).
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PrimaryExports::
PrimaryExports%%
# ---------|---------|-----|-----|------|------------|----------------------|--------|-------|---------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------|
# ---------|---------|-----|-----|------|------------|----------------------|--------|-------|---------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------|
#  Export  |        |    | V  |      |            |_______ Refresh ______|____ Factors ___|________ External File __________|______________________External File Time Data______________|
#  Export  |        |    | V  |      |            |_______ Refresh ______|____ Factors ___|________ External File __________|______________________External File Time Data______________|
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ALBNF          NA      xy    c      N        N              0              0.0      1.0    ALBNF    myfile.%y4%m2%d2.nc4  2000-04-15T00:00:00          days              1
ALBNF          NA      xy    c      N        N              0              0.0      1.0    ALBNF    myfile.%y4%m2%d2.nc4  2000-04-15T00:00:00          days              1
du001          NA      xyz  c      N        N              0              0.0      1.0    du001    /dev/null
du001          NA      xyz  c      N        N              0              0.0      1.0    du001    /dev/null
::
%%
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The following is an explanation of each entry in a line.
The following is an explanation of each entry in a line.