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netcdf4-python: python/numpy interface to the netCDF C library
Hello, there are some missing information and functionality about fletcher32. I know I can get the info in the hdf5 documentation but for this python API there is almost none...
Hi, Using the lastest version of netcdf4-python/NetCDF/HDF5 if I create a NetCDF file using the code below it works, but when I try to ncdump it I get this error:...
Missing documentation of what timetuple returns. In the help of e.g. DatetimeProlepticGregorian the obj hold 11 Instance/variables (year,month...), but timetuple returns only 9. I would expect that it should return...
The system I'm installing to is Ubuntu 16.10 (pretty much a stock desktop install) I've installed the Ubuntu packaged hdf4 and hdf5 packages. `dpkg -l |grep hdf` gives me: hdf5-helpers...
I created a VLEN variable for numpy.float64 like this with the first (and only) dimension unlimited. ``` vlen test(mydim1) var_type: numpy.float64 vlen data type: float64 unlimited dimensions: mydim1 current shape...
Over on the h5py issue tracker @krischer has noticed incompatibilities with strings set with `setncattr` by newer versions of netCDF4-python: https://github.com/h5py/h5py/issues/719#issuecomment-233380039 These strings are saved in the HFD5 file as...
I am attempting to use MFDataset to load a very large number of daily files (over 10,000). I get the following error message: ``` In [26]: nc = MFDataset('data/MERRA/*.nc') ---------------------------------------------------------------------------...
Hi, I'm not sure it this is a bug, but for me this was not expected behaviour. If I append to an existing variable in a netCDF file that has...
This just a marker to say - I have set up a repository to do automated builds of OSX wheels: https://github.com/MacPython/netcdf4-python-wheels The last build using current master succeeded: https://travis-ci.org/MacPython/netcdf4-python-wheels The...
I am trying to read a binary string that represents an entire netcdf file into a dataset object. Is there any way to accomplish what I am describing? The grib...