Example | Description |
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grib_clone | How to create a new GRIB message by cloning an existing message. |
grib_copy_message | How to copy a GRIB message in memory |
grib_ensemble_index | Index a GRIB file, select a specific parameter and compute ensemble mean. |
grib_get_keys | How to get values using keys from GRIB messages |
grib_index | How to create and use an index to access GRIB messages from a file. Demo also loading and writing an index from a file. |
grib_iterator_bitmap | How to use an iterator on lat/lon/values and query the bitmap for missing values (rather than compare each value with the missingValue key) |
grib_iterator | How to use an iterator on lat/lon/values for GRIB messages |
grib_keys_iterator | How to use keys_iterator to get all the available keys in a GRIB message. |
grib_multi_write | How to create a multi field message in memory and write it in a file. The multi field messages can be created only in GRIB edition 2. |
grib_multi | How to decode GRIB2 multi-field messages. Try to turn on and off multi support to see the difference. Default is OFF. For all the tools default is multi support ON. |
grib_nearest | How to use codes_grib_find_nearest and codes_get_element |
grib_precision | How to control decimal precision when packing fields. |
grib_print_data | Prints all the data contained in a GRIB file |
grib_read_from_file | Get message lengths using two different interfaces. |
grib_samples | How to create a new GRIB message from a sample. |
grib_set_bitmap | How to set a bitmap in a GRIB message to encode missing values in the data |
grib_set_data | Set the data contained in a GRIB file. In this example no missing values are present. If there are missing values, refer to: grib_set_bitmap |
grib_set_keys | How to set key values in GRIB messages |
grib_set_missing | How to set a key as missing
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grib_set_pv | How to set pv values in a GRIB message |