Typo in the error message send by ds

[oliviermarti]

I define a dataset with an error (the variable does not exists) :

>>> tt = ds ( **{'project': 'IGCM_OUT', 'simulation': 'CM5A2-VLR-pi-Par01', 'variable': 'flat', 'period': '6020-6099', 'domain': 'global', 'root': '/thredds/tgcc/store', 'login': 'p86mart', 'model': 'IPSLCM5A2', 'status': 'PROD', 'experiment': 'piControl', 'DIR': 'SRF', 'OUT': 'Analyse', 'ave_length': '*', 'frequency': 'monthly', 'clim_period': '????_????', 'clim_period_length': '*', 'filenameVar': 'histmth'} )

Then I run cfile

>>> cfile(tt)
warning  : no file found for {'project': 'IGCM_OUT', 'simulation': 'CM5A2-VLR-pi-Par01', 'variable': 'flat', 'period': 6020-6099, 'domain': 'global', 'root': '/thredds/tgcc/store', 'login': 'p86mart', 'model': 'IPSLCM5A2', 'status': 'PROD', 'experiment': 'piControl', 'DIR': 'SRF', 'OUT': 'Analyse', 'ave_length': '*', 'frequency': 'monthly', 'clim_period': '????_????', 'clim_period_length': '*', 'filenameVar': 'histmth'}, at these data locations ...

This printed dictionary has no quote around the value of 'period'. A copy/paste in a python shell generates strange errors that can puzzle the error : it computes period=6020-6099=-79 and a strange error about erroneous date pops up !

Olivier

[senesis]

It is not really a typo : period is stored as an object (and not a string), and it's print method prints a string representation of the period. But your use case shows that surrounding it with quotes could be helpful. Le 15 décembre 2021 17:05:38 CET, Marti ***@***.***> a écrit :

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I define a dataset with an error (the variable does not exists) : ``` >>> tt = ds ( **{'project': 'IGCM_OUT', 'simulation': 'CM5A2-VLR-pi-Par01', 'variable': 'flat', 'period': '6020-6099', 'domain': 'global', 'root': '/thredds/tgcc/store', 'login': 'p86mart', 'model': 'IPSLCM5A2', 'status': 'PROD', 'experiment': 'piControl', 'DIR': 'SRF', 'OUT': 'Analyse', 'ave_length': '*', 'frequency': 'monthly', 'clim_period': '????_????', 'clim_period_length': '*', 'filenameVar': 'histmth'} ) ``` Then I run `cfile` ``` >>> cfile(tt) warning : no file found for {'project': 'IGCM_OUT', 'simulation': 'CM5A2-VLR-pi-Par01', 'variable': 'flat', 'period': 6020-6099, 'domain': 'global', 'root': '/thredds/tgcc/store', 'login': 'p86mart', 'model': 'IPSLCM5A2', 'status': 'PROD', 'experiment': 'piControl', 'DIR': 'SRF', 'OUT': 'Analyse', 'ave_length': '*', 'frequency': 'monthly', 'clim_period': '????_????', 'clim_period_length': '*', 'filenameVar': 'histmth'}, at these data locations ... ``` This printed dictionary has no quote around the value of `'period'`. A copy/paste in a python shell generates strange errors that can puzzle the error : it computes `period=6020-6099=-79` and a strange error about erroneous date pops up ! Olivier -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #234

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