-for¶

Introduction¶

The -for option selects the range of record numbers upon which to operate using the "for" syntax. If you want to operate on records 10 to 20, you would use the parameter 10:20. If you want to operate on all the even records from 10 to 20, you would use 10:20:2. The restrictions are the start value must be less than the ending value and the step has to be greater than zero.

The -for option ignores the submessage number when selecting the fields.

Usage¶

-for I:J:K        same as for n = I to J by K
-for I:J          same as for n = I to J by 1
-for I::K         same as for n = I to MAX_INTEGER by K
-for I            same as for n = I to MAX_INTEGER by 1

Example¶

 $ wgrib2 file.grb2 -for 4:5
4:13335:d=2008120200:RH:750 mb:anl:
5:17098:d=2008120200:TMP:2743 m above mean sea level:anl:

See also: -if_rec -match -for_n

Description: init X process record numbers in range, X=(startstep), only one -for allowed

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