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[gembud] gpmap

Hello...
I am trying to convert a directory redbook graphics files into vg files using gpmap. My script seems to do everything properly and even kicks out a vg file, but it is usually empty. I've gone through the steps manually and my process of copying files over works fine. I'll attach my script at the bottom of this if anyone has any ideas on how to get gpmap to behave properly. 

Thanks

Brian Pettegrew

#!/bin/sh

# Get standard settings
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:${GEMLIB}:/usr/local/gempak/GEMPAK5.11.1/os/linux/lib:/lib:/usr/X11R6/bin:/usr/lib" 
source /usr/local/gempak/GEMPAK5.11.1/Gemenviron.profile
source /home/pettegrew/gemfiles/scripts/Setup2

datadir="~/wx_depiction_rbg/2009/01"
logfile=wxdepiction_dump.log

rm gemglb.nts
rm last.nts
rm wxdepiction_dump.log

for file in $(ls -1 $datadir)
do
       echo "### processing $file"
       yyyy=$(echo $file | cut -c1-4)
       mm=$(echo $file | cut -c5-6)
       dd=$(echo $file | cut -c7-8)
       x=$(echo $file | cut -c10-13)
       hh=$(echo $file | cut -c15-16)
       echo "### copying $datadir/$file to $tempfile"
       cp  $datadir/$file tempfile
       echo "### calling gpmap on $file"

$GEMEXE/gpmap << EOF >> $logfile
MAP = 1
MSCALE = 0
GAREA = 16.28;-126.14;55.48;-57.38
PROJ = lcc/25.0;-95.0;25.0
TITLE = 1
TEXT = 1
CLEAR = YES
AWPSFL = tempfile
LINE = 3
DEVICE = vg
r
EOF
echo -e "\n### ending gpmap"
$GEMEXE/gpend
$GEMEXE/gpend

--
Brian Pettegrew
Research Associate
Cooperative Institute for Environmental Sciences
NOAA/ESRL/Global Systems Division
Boulder, CO Phone: (303) 497-4129 
E-mail: Brian.P.Pettegrew@xxxxxxxx


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