What does your pqact element look like? I might be able to help sort this
out; Steve's the guru.
gerry
On Fri, Mar 17, 2017 at 2:50 PM, Patrick L. Francis <wxprofessor@xxxxxxxxx>
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> I'm having a problem where the (seq) entry in some FILE actions is always
> coming out as zero. What could cause that to happen?
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> this is not meant to sound flippant, but your regex is matching a 0 in
> the stream?
>
> for example, on GOES-16 data I file by sector/band/yyyymmetc... and the
> bands run from 01-16, so one of the file actions will be 0 for the band
>
> have you matched to the notifyme? you can always throw around
> some (..)(..)(..) and ([0-9][0-9]) to match to your needs..
>
> Steve Emmerson is way better than me at them, but i've found playing with
> the stream to match my needs a fun thing to do, even though I'm often
> fumbling around in the dark :)
>
> cheers,
>
> --patrick
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