setvalnb.f File Reference

Write one data value to a data subset. More...

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Functions/Subroutines
subroutine	setvalnb (LUNIT, TAGPV, NTAGPV, TAGNB, NTAGNB, R8VAL, IRET)
	This subroutine can be used to write a data value corresponding to a specific occurrence of a mnemonic within a data subset, based on its position relative to a different mnemonic within the subset. More...

Detailed Description

Write one data value to a data subset.

Definition in file setvalnb.f.

Function/Subroutine Documentation

subroutine setvalnb	(		LUNIT,
		character*(*)	TAGPV,
			NTAGPV,
		character*(*)	TAGNB,
			NTAGNB,
		real*8	R8VAL,
			IRET
	)

This subroutine can be used to write a data value corresponding to a specific occurrence of a mnemonic within a data subset, based on its position relative to a different mnemonic within the subset.

The subroutine first searches for a specific occurrence of a pivot mnemonic, counting from the beginning of the subset. From there, it then searches in either a forward or backward direction for a specific occurrence of a nearby mnemonic, and if found stores the specified data value in the corresponding location within the subset.

Author

J. Ator

Date

2016-07-29

Parameters

[in]	LUNIT	– integer: Fortran logical unit number for BUFR file
[in]	TAGPV	– character*(*): Pivot mnemonic; the subroutine will first search for the (NTAGPV)th occurrence of this mnemonic, counting from the beginning of the overall subset definition
[in]	NTAGPV	– integer: Ordinal occurrence of TAGPV to search for, counting from the beginning of the overall subset definition
[in]	TAGNB	– character*(*): Nearby mnemonic; assuming TAGPV is successfully found, the subroutine will then search nearby for the (NTAGNB)th occurrence of TAGNB and store R8VAL as the corresponding value
[in]	NTAGNB	– integer: Ordinal occurrence of TAGNB to search for, counting from the location of TAGPV within the overall subset definition. If NTAGNB is positive, the subroutine will search in a forward direction from the location of TAGPV; otherwise, if NTAGNB is negative, it will instead search in a backwards direction from the location of TAGPV.
[in]	R8VAL	– real*8: Value to be stored corresponding to (NTAGNB)th occurrence of TAGNB within the subset
[out]	IRET	– integer: return code 0 = R8VAL was successfully stored -1 = the (NTAGNB)th occurence of mnemonic TAGNB could not be found, or some other error occurred

Before calling this subroutine, a BUFR message should already be opened and initialized for output via a previous call to one of the BUFRLIB message-writing subroutines.

Program history log:

Date	Programmer	Comments
2016-07-29	J. Ator	Original author

Definition at line 55 of file setvalnb.f.

References fstag(), and status().