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    7373 
    7474 Procedure called by xmanager when we press a button of the first widget 
    75  created by par xncdf_lec 
     75 created by xncdf_lec 
    7676 
    7777 
     
    112112    <h3>Return value</h3> 
    113113  2 different cases: 
    114        1) None attribute has been selected. In this case, res is the array we 
    115        wanted to read. 
    116        2) Some attributes has been selected. In this case, res is a structure 
    117        whose the first element having the name of the variable is the values 
    118        array and the other arguments are the select arguments. 
     114  1) None attribute has been selected. In this case, res is the array we 
     115     wanted to read. 
     116  2) Some attributes has been selected. In this case, res is a structure 
     117     whose the first element having the name of the variable is the values 
     118     array and the other arguments are the select arguments. 
    119119 
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    136136 
    137137     
    138  It give the name of the file to be opened. If NAME 
     138 It give the name of the file to be opened.  
     139 
     140 If NAME 
    139141 does not contain the separating character of directories ('/' under 
    140142 unix for example), the file will be looked for in the current directory. 
     
    174176 
    175177     
    176  An optional vector containing the counts to be used in 
    177  reading Value. COUNT is a 1-based vector with an element for 
    178  each dimension of the data to be written.The default matches 
     178 An optional vector containing the counts to be used in reading Value.  
     179 
     180 COUNT is a 1-based vector with an element for 
     181 each dimension of the data to be written. 
     182 
     183 The default matches 
    179184 the size of the variable so that all data is written out. 
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    193198 
    194199     
    195  The widget ID of the widget that calls XNCDF_LEC. When 
    196  this ID is specified, a death of the caller results in a death 
     200 The widget ID of the widget that calls XNCDF_LEC.  
     201 
     202 When this ID is specified, a death of the caller results in a death 
    197203 of XNCDF_LEC. 
    198204 
     
    212218     
    213219 An optional vector containing the starting position 
    214  for the read. The default start position is [0, 0, ...]. 
     220 for the read. 
    215221 
    216222     
     
    229235     
    230236 It contains the directory where to go look for the file to be read. 
     237 
    231238 If NAME does not contain the separating character of directories ('/' under 
    232239 unix for example), the file will be called iodir+nom_fichier. 
     
    247254     
    248255 A vector of integers, specifying for each dimension how much we have to shift it. 
    249  By default, it is [0,0,...]. See the function <proidl>shift</proidl> for more explanations. BEWARE, 
     256 
     257 See the function <a href="/Applications/itt/idl64/help/online_help/SHIFT.html">SHIFT</a> for more explanations.  
     258 
     259 BEWARE, 
    250260 the shift is done on the biggest array before a possible reduction determined 
    251  by OFFSET and COUNT. On the other hand, it is done after the possible extraction 
     261 by OFFSET and COUNT.  
     262 
     263 On the other hand, it is done after the possible extraction 
    252264 created by the STRIDE. 
    253265 
     
    267279     
    268280 An optional vector containing the strides, or sampling 
    269  intervals, between accessed values of the netCDF variable. The 
    270  default stride vector is that for a contiguous read, [1, 1,...]. 
     281 intervals, between accessed values of the netCDF variable. 
    271282 
    272283     
     
    288299 
    289300    <h3>Examples</h3><pre> 
    290  IDL> help, xncdf_lec() 
     301 
     302   IDL> help, xncdf_lec() 
    291303 
    292304    </pre><h3>Version history</h3> 
    293305     
    294306    <h4>Version</h4> 
    295  $Id: xncdf_lec.pro 327 2007-12-13 16:22:35Z pinsard $ 
     307 $Id: xncdf_lec.pro 378 2008-08-12 12:35:46Z pinsard $ 
    296308 
    297309    <h4>History</h4> 
     
    362374     
    363375    <h4>Version</h4> 
    364  $Id: xncdf_lec.pro 327 2007-12-13 16:22:35Z pinsard $ 
     376 $Id: xncdf_lec.pro 378 2008-08-12 12:35:46Z pinsard $ 
    365377 
    366378     
     
    399411 
    400412 
    401      
     413    <h3>Return value</h3> 
     414 indirectement res (le tableau ou la structure resultat) 
     415 
    402416 
    403417     
     
    430444     
    431445    <h4>Version</h4> 
    432  $Id: xncdf_lec.pro 327 2007-12-13 16:22:35Z pinsard $ 
     446 $Id: xncdf_lec.pro 378 2008-08-12 12:35:46Z pinsard $ 
    433447     
    434448     
     
    495509     
    496510    <h4>Version</h4> 
    497  $Id: xncdf_lec.pro 327 2007-12-13 16:22:35Z pinsard $ 
     511 $Id: xncdf_lec.pro 378 2008-08-12 12:35:46Z pinsard $ 
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    499513     
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