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Steven, ldmConnect wasn't developed to work on binary bulletin because at the development time there wasn't any split binary bulletin. I'm sure with a little work it could be modified to work on binary bulletins but at this time I'am preparing for a LDM workshop and all my time is taken for the next couple of weeks. After the workshop I can probably modify it. If you need it before then maybe you could take a stab at modifying it if you know perl. Just wanted you to know my status. For they -w warnings, they were the result in me commenting out the "use vars" lines. I commented them out because after doing timings runs, the ldmConnect ran quicker with the use var statements commented. You can uncomment these line to rid these warnings. Robb... On Thu, 10 Sep 1998, Steven Danz wrote:
Just wondering... I saw a note about it and how it hasn't been tested on binary yet. I just tried it on a set of bulletins and the output wasn't what I expected... I'm using Perl 5.0004_04, and with the -w switch I get a steady stream of 'Use of uninitialized value at ldmConnect line 33/56/107' and the result is two files, one with the expected name of 98091006_for.wmo and another of 9809DDHH_for.wmo and a leftover(?) inProgress_for.wmo file. I can ftp you the files if you'd like, the result is supposed to be a T4 chart. The version I'm using is the one in the pub/decoders directory on ftp.unidata.ucar.edu dated March 26. Thanks -Steven
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