CDI: Version 1.5.0 released
- GRIB2 support via ECMWF GRIB_API
- Added support for netCDF level bounds
Added by Uwe Schulzweida about 13 years ago
Added by Ralf Mueller about 13 years ago
make libs4cdo
) for CDO's upcomming GRIB2 supportAdded by Karl-Hermann Wieners about 13 years ago
Some time ago, some projects needed the 'Category' column in their issue list. In those days, this could only be done centrally, for all projects. As most projects do not seem to maintain the 'Category' settings, and as Redmine now allows for predefined specialized 'Issue' views (Custom queries), we have removed the 'Category' column but created a public Custom query 'Issues with Category' still containing that column.
You find Custom queries in the right pane of your project's 'Issues' screen. So if you want to see your issues with their respective category, just click on 'Issues with Category' and you'll be fine.
BTW, anyone can create their private Custom queries. Create your favorite listing using the small '> Filters' and '> Options' links right above the usual issue list, and then 'Save' to name this query. It will then be displayed in the right pane together with those public queries.
Added by Uwe Schulzweida over 13 years ago
Added by Uwe Schulzweida over 13 years ago
Added by Uwe Schulzweida over 13 years ago
Added by Ralf Mueller over 13 years ago
MPROCS
, the -j
options is set during the build process, e.g. make libs4cdo MPROCS=8will make use of 8 cores. The default value is 2.
Added by Uwe Schulzweida almost 14 years ago
Added by Uwe Schulzweida almost 14 years ago
Added by Ralf Mueller almost 14 years ago
Using <TAB> in bash, tcsh and zsh can now be used for completion of CDO's options and operators. Cooresponding configuration files for cdo-1.4.4 are downloadable from here or from the repository for the most recent version. This feature will be included in upcoming releases. Use the source
command for activation of this feature, e.g. for bash:
source CdoCompletion.bashWhereas bash and zsh compeltion supports operators with or without leading '-' (operator chaining), tcsh can only complete operators with prepended '-'.
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