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Oops, that would be an incorrect statement. Try three tutorials. And try not to judge either. I may not have picked the right approach, but don't say I didn't try.



I know you're also used...

Okay thanks! That makes sense.

Thanks Tabstop! That's what I was wondering!




Sorry, didn't realize you wanted the entire code. I figured that one segment was enough to get my point across. Please try to remember that a...

Probably a dumb question (...one of my many talents)

You can fwrite to two or more files, correct?

i.e., (assume files are already open)



#include<stdio.h>
int main()

Some of these variables are dependent on each other. I thought about something similar to this (makes sense) but again, I couldn't see what I was working with and thought the rules were different. ...

Yes I've visited the link. I need different days, months, years, variables, etc.

I'm okay with opening a file (I/O and printf). To me, this link looks more like a directory with multiple sub-directories.

I'm just not sure how to treat this link. It has so many components...

Can someone please explain this to me?

http://nomads.ncdc.noaa.gov/dods/NCEP_NARR_DAILY/200901/ 20090101/narr-a_221_20090101_0000_000.ascii?tmpprs[0][3][94][327]


I honestly do not know what...

I am a geographer, not a programmer, but I am trying to learn. This is a small part of major project using steps I've never encountered before and I'm sitting here with notes, books, etc open...

Yes, and I've been through one semester of programming for non-majors (4 years ago). Didn't cover it.


So how far am I?

Thanks on the 'main' function.

And not the 'URL page'... Just the output. Is that not possible? How come it works at the command prompt?

Forgive me for being a newbie, but here goes...
If I enter the following at a unix prompt;

$ wget "http://nomads.ncdc.noaa.gov/dods/NCEP_NARR_DAILY/200901/ ...

Thanks

Not sure if anyone here knows GrADS... I understand what it is, but I've never worked with it before. I just have one brief question...

Does anyone who knows GrADS, know if I could somehow...

This is a zip file, correct? I am opening it without unzipping, but definitely not sure what it means.

Not sure I understand how php would work in my case. I'm using Linux, yes, and maybe this php can be applied somehow??? If I had more experience, I might be able to make the connection. But unless...

Thanks! Although, I'm still trying to find out what '-r -np -k -p $1 -o LOG' refer to, so I wouldn't have gotten too far to be frustrated. Hope you slept okay after that. You're right on bash not...

I meant, as we discussed yesterday, that I'd be writing a shell script to redirect the files (again, as was mentioned yesterday). So, having just figured out what "redirects" are, I just wanted to...

Another question...

By using Shell, am I essentially going to be using redirects?

I was using C, unless, as I mentioned, shell would be more appropriate for a given step. (addressed further)

Program 1 is pulling info off the web. That's it for that one. I'm planning for it...

Thanks.

So in other words, two files? One c program to make the loops/wget program and then a shell to write the file to the screen (and let the person ('me') who calls it decide where the output...

Tabstop... C or Shell... Might be both.





Thanks... I only know C, and maybe shell, but the two run together to the point of where I'm royally confused. My programming experience is 4...

I have a rather complex program where I need to pull in data from a website using loops, direct that data to an output file for calculations and then direct everything to another file for raw data...

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think I'm just looking for a way to parse the link. Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks,