Using -tbin option with +obs +

[Jake S]

Your command lines are wrong: -tbin takes two arguments, with the second being a string pattern for
the filename prefix.  On your command lines '+obs' is being taken as that string and the next
thing in the command is trying to be read as an existing filename.

Try something like:
teqc -tbin 1h temp +obs + oldc2090.20o

It looks like the filename prefix string can be any non-whitespace string, so be careful.

J

On 19  Aug  2020 7:07 AM, Åsmund Steen Skjæveland wrote:
> The teqc helptext says for the tbin option:
> 
>   -tbin # str          time-binned output with # time-delta (# = <N>[d|h|m|s]) and filename prefix 'str' (see also -ast);
>                        for options +obs[file(s)], +nav[file(s)], and/or +met[file(s)], use '+' as filename of desired time-binned files
> 
> 
> But I get an error message when I try:
> 
> skjasm at linux $ teqc -tbin 1h +obs + oldc2090.20o
> teqc: command line option '+' unknown ... exiting
> 
> Trying to use '+' as part of a path name does also not work:
> 
> skjasm at linux $ teqc -tbin 1h +obs 1hour/+ oldc2090.20o
> teqc: ! Error ! cannot fopen argument file '1hour/+' in r(ead) mode ... exiting
> 
> How can I make automatic naming work? I'm using Teqc version 2019Feb25, but older versions give the same error.
> 
> 
> 
> Åsmund Steen Skjæveland
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