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Re: Why this loop does not work? [message #63831 is a reply to message #63828] Thu, 20 November 2008 13:50 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Vince Hradil is currently offline  Vince Hradil
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On Nov 20, 3:30 pm, xiao <littledd...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Nov 20, 2:55 pm, Jeremy Bailin <astroco...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>> On Nov 20, 3:45 pm, Paolo <pgri...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>> Because you are using the same loop variable (i)
>>> in two different loops, one of which happens to be inside the other...
>
>>> xiao wrote:
>>>> Hi~ everyone, I have a short program like this. But there are some
>>>> bugs in it that I cannot open all the files in the loop. Anyone got an
>>>> idea why is that? Thank you very much :)
>
>>>>  pro read_rams,fulnam,vname,nvars,data,kx,ky,kz
>
>>>>   vname =['UP','VP','WP','THETA']
>>>>   hh=
>>>> ['00','01','02','03','04','05','06','07','08','09','10','11' ,'12','13','14','15','16','17','18','19','20','21','22','23' ]
>>>>   mm=['00','15','30','45']
>>>>   ss='00'
>
>>>> ; timestep
>
>>>>   nvars=4      ; number of varible
>
>>>>   dirnm='test8/anal/'   ;/* print to string 'dirnm' */
>>>>   filehd='a-A-A-2005-12-'
>>>>   filend='-g4.h5'
>
>>>>    for j=0,23 do begin    ; ---------------This loop this loop works
>>>> here, all the file names are correct :(
>>>>    for k=0,3 do begin     ; ---------------This loop this loop works
>>>> here, all the file names are correct :(
>
>>>>   fulnam=dirnm+filehd+'17-'+hh(j)+mm(k)+ss+filend
>
>>>>   openw,3,'data.txt'
>
>>>>    file_id = H5F_open(fulnam)
>
>>>>    if file_id ge 0 then begin
>>>>     for iv=0, nvars-1 do begin
>
>>>>       dataset_id = H5D_open(file_id, vname(iv)) ;/* Open existing
>>>> dataset.  but only opend one file*/
>>>>       print,file_id
>>>>       rdata = H5D_read(dataset_id)
>>>>       dataspace_id = H5D_GET_SPACE(dataset_id)
>>>>       dimensions = H5S_GET_SIMPLE_EXTENT_DIMS(dataspace_id)
>>>>       simspc = H5S_IS_SIMPLE(Dataspace_id)
>
>>>>      if iv eq 0 then begin
>>>>         kz=dimensions(0)
>>>>         ky=dimensions(1)
>>>>         kx=dimensions(2)
>>>>         data=fltarr(kx,ky,kz,nvars)
>
>>>>       endif
>
>>>>       ntot=long(kx)*ky*kz
>>>>       a=fltarr(ntot) ;introduce "a" to redistribute the data
>>>>       a(*)=rdata
>
>>>>      ii=-1L
>>>>     for k=0,kz-1 do begin
>>>>          for j=0,ky-1 do begin
>>>>            for i=0,kx-1 do begin
>>>>        ii=ii+1
>>>>          data(i,j,k,iv)=a(ii)
>>>>       endfor
>>>>      endfor
>>>>      endfor
>>>>    print,'pocessing varible is ',vname(iv)
>>>>     printf,3,data
>
>>>>       H5S_CLOSE, dataspace_id
>>>>       H5D_close,dataset_id              ;/* Close the dataset. */
>>>>     endfor
>>>>     H5F_close,file_id           ;/* Close the file. */
>>>>    endif
>>>>     print,'finishing process file ',fulnam
>
>>>>  endfor     ; ---------------This loop does not work, only processed
>>>> the first file :(
>>>>   endfor   ; ---------------This loop does not work, only processed
>>>> the first file :(
>
>>>>   close,3
>>>> a=0.
>>>> end
>
>> Actually, i is fine, it's j and k that duplicated. :-)=
>
> I changed the j,k to a,b at the beginning but it still does not
> work.And the error changed to :
>
> H5F_OPEN: Expression must be a scalar or 1 element array in this
> context: FULNAM.
> % Execution halted at: READ_RAMS          34 /nas/rstor6/xzhang/
> read_rams.pro
> %                      $MAIN$
>  :(

You use a later on in the code, too... a=fltarr()
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