Is there anyway I can turn off the preceding “(n)” output when I print a bunch of values?
Variable: x Type: float Total Size: 80 bytes 20 values Number of Dimensions: 1 Dimensions and sizes: [20] Coordinates: (0) 0 (1) 0.5263158 (2) 1.052632 (3) 1.578947 (4) 2.105263 (5) 2.631579 . . . then you can get rid of the “(0)”, “(1)”, etc, by using the “-n” command line option when you invoke “ncl”. Your output will then look like: Variable: x Type: float Total Size: 80 bytes 20 values Number of Dimensions: 1 Dimensions and sizes: [20] Coordinates: 0 0.5263158 1.052632 1.578947 2.105263 2.631579 . . . • My NCL script is quitting suddenly, and I’m not sure where and/or why. If you are running an NCL script and getting a “bus error” or “segmentation fault” (which technically shouldn’t happen, but does on occasion), then try commenting out your “begin” and “end” statement for the main code, and running your script with the “-x” command line option: ncl -x your_script.ncl This will cause every line of your script to be echoed to the screen, and you will be able to see where it is quitt
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