ncdump -t error printing 366 day calendar #359
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@DennisHeimbigner does anything about this leap out at you, before I dive in to debug this? |
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The calendar stuff is in libdispatch/nctme.c and ncdump/nctime0.c
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Just to be sure I understand. since I am not a calendar expert. |
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Yes, that is right. It should work just like the 365-day calendar, except that February always has 29 days, rather than 28. |
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FYI, still working on this. The library we use is external
and rather obscure.
…On 2/20/2017 7:10 PM, Dave Allured wrote:
Yes, that is right. It should work just like the 365-day calendar,
except that February always has 29 days, rather than 28.
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Dennis, thanks for the update. Please feel free to lower the priority and work on this after the 4.4.2 release. |
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FYI we just re-wrote all the calendar code for NCO and I think it works well for default, 360, 365, and 366 day calendars. Friendly warning: the CDMS time code (as implented in ncdump -t) works well usually but can produce some strange results like printing 60 seconds instead of bumping to the next minute. You are welcome to steal NCO's code. Happy to relicense it as necessary. See https://github.com/nco/nco/blob/master/src/nco/nco_cln_utl.c |
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I think we would be interested. The current code we use is old and obscure. |
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Gave up on using the NCO calandar code because it is too intertwined with the |
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from e-support OYW-455599. Problem was that in nctime.c#CDMonthDay, it was setting up the month -> #days table correctly, but it did not use it because it forgot to check for Cd366, it only checked for Cd365.
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Ok, I have a fix for this. Unfortunately, it will have to wait until after the existing pull requests |
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from e-support OYW-455599. Problem was that in nctime.c#CDMonthDay, it was setting up the month -> #days table correctly, but it did not use it because it forgot to check for Cd366, it only checked for Cd365.
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resolved by pull request #444 |
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As originally reported via netCDF support (ticket ID OYW-455599)
Netcdf support,
When using ncdump -t, I get invalid dates for calendar attribute
"366_day". In both versions 4.4.1 and 4.4.1.1 of netcdf-C, the 366-day
calendar returns 30-day months for the first 11 months of the year, and
December has an extra five days. The extra five dates are displayed with
garbage characters.
The 360-day and 365-day calendars appear to be working correctly in these
versions. I have not tested extensively.
Can you please fix the 366-day calendar for an upcoming release? Thank you.
Test Files are attached to this issue as a zip file.
cal.zip
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