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Hi, I have sent the following message a few days ago to this list: ------------------------------------------------------- My netCDF file structure: .. dim2 = 2; dim30 = 30; .. char name(dim2, dim30); .. I read the data with: long start[MAX_DIMS] = {0, 0}; long count[MAX_DIMS] = {2, 30}; ncvarget(cdfid, start, count, &value); After this operation value contains the data in this way: <string1><string2>, e.g. JohnPaul So, how can I know which part is the first string and which is the second. There is no delimiter set, and I only know that the max. string length is 30. ------------------------------------------------------- The problem seems to be a bug in ncgen. I have created the netCDF file with ncgen from a CDL file. The CDL file contains the line name = "string1", "string2"; Looking at the netCDF file with ncdump: name = "string1string2", ""; I didn't realized this, so I thought it was an error in my program. Tim
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