Re: VarAttName Becoming a Variable Attribute itself

From: daryl herzmann <akrherz_at_nyahnyahspammersnyahnyah>
Date: Tue Sep 17 2013 - 13:47:32 MDT

Hello,

> f_out.create_variable('Tsfc', 'f', ('time', 'lat', 'lon'))
> # Create variable attributes
> f_out.variables['Tsfc'].varAttName = 'standard_name'
> f_out.variables['Tsfc'].varAttName = 'units'
> f_out.variables['Tsfc'].varAttName = '_FillValue'
> f_out.variables['Tsfc'].varAttName = 'missing_value'
> f_out.variables['Tsfc'].varAttName = 'scale_factor'
> f_out.variables['Tsfc'].varAttName = 'add_offset'

The 'varAttName' is the actual attribute name, so you are setting this 6
times in a row and that's why your result has varAttName = 'add_offset',
which is the last in the series....

f_out.variables['Tsfc'].units = 'DegC'

should work...

daryl

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