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I'm not sure this is needed. I believe issue was due to single-quotes in the rc file (a la #86) |
I am wondering if it is a right way to use the call. It should look like this:
enddo |
Hmm. I defer to @bena-nasa |
I don't quite get what @weiyuan-jiang is saying. Where is the table we need to parse, does it only have one item per line, I thought these tables have more than one item per line, so why would you do getnextline after getting each item, did it change? |
Please copy the section of the rc file here so we can understand how to read it. @rtodling |
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This is likely an ESMF issue; the tablend parameter never becomes true and the code hits the end of table ... so I put a check to the RC in order to stop the reading of the table. This addresses issue #122