Hello,
Don't use "t" as one of your variable names. Ferret confuses this with the
time axis. Others variable names to avoid: "i" or "x", "j" or "y", "k" or
"z", "l" or "t". From the documentation on abstract expressions:
"An expression which contains no dependencies on any disk-resident data is
referred to as "abstract". For example, SIN(x), where x is a pseudo-variable."
Steve Quoting Jian Ma <jianma@hawaii.edu>:
Dear All,
Have you ever encountered this case? I am using ferret for MAC now.
I have the axis right, but dimension wrong. BTW, what is ABSTRACT axis?
currently SET data sets:
1> ./all.nc (default)
name title I J K L
T 1:27 1:1 1:44 ...
S 1:27 1:1 1:44 ...
ARGOLAT 1:27 ... ... ...
ARGOTIME 1:27 ... ... ...
IOKELAT 1:27 ... ... ...
IOKETIME 1:27 ... ... ...
yes? sh grid t
GRID TABSTRACT
name axis # pts start end
normal X
normal Y
normal Z
ABSTRACT T 9999999 r 1 10000000
yes? plot/i=20 t
**ERROR: dimensions improperly specified: 9999999 words were requested.
*** NOTE: Check for unspecified limits on an ABSTRACT axis
*** NOTE: Use the SHOW GRID command to see the axes
Thank you very much,
Tony
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Jian Ma
Ph.D. student
Department of Meteorology
University of Hawaii at Manoa
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Stephen R. Guimond
Graduate Research Assistant
Center for Ocean-Atmospheric Prediction Studies (COAPS)
Tallahassee, FL 32304
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