Hi,
I have a numpy array ('data') that is the result of reading a netCDF
file, and it typically looks like this:
array([ 0., 0., 0., 0.], dtype=float32)
I want to write this, after a date and time, to a CSV file, so the CSV
file would have the entry:
2000-02-01,09:00,0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0
T
Hi Evert,
Thanks for the reply. I've tried your suggestion and am still getting
an error (posted below code). Since my posting, I've also added the
code to convert the numpy array to a list. My complete script is:
-
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import pupynere
import os
import csv
import glob
de
Ok, now I see what I did. Legacy from when the get_rain_data function
returned precipitation and error. I forgot to remove the brackets from
the 'return [precip]' statement.
It works perfectly now. Thanks for all the help.
2010/10/14, Evert Rol :
>> Thanks for the reply. I've tried your suggestio
Hi,
I'm reading a CSV file and I want to test the contents of its second
column before I write it to an output file:
>>> import csv
>>> time_list=['00:00', '03:00',
>>> '06:00','09:00','12:00','15:00','18:00','21:00']
>>> readfile='C8R004_flow.csv'
>>> in_text=open(readfile,'rb')
>>> cr=csv.read
Hi Python Tutors,
I'm using a storm water modelling program, EPA SWMM, to model the
hydrology and hydraulics of a study area.
SWMM reports its results in a binary (.out) file that contains the
results for each element in the model at each time step in the model
run. According to the SWMM interfac
I see that I have misread the manual and that I need to reproduce the
code in the C example in python. The SWMM DLL doesn't contain
ready-made functions to open files etc.
Apologies for posting before I was completely sure of the problem.
Hanlie
2011/3/1, Hanlie Pretorius :
> Hi Pytho
Can anyone perhaps suggest the easiest way of translating the C code
into Python, bearing in mind that I'm rather a beginner?
Thanks
Hanlie
2011/3/1, Hanlie Pretorius :
> I see that I have misread the manual and that I need to reproduce the
> code in the C example in python. The SWMM
Hi,
I'm working on Windows XP with Python 2.6.
I need to read and process hundreds of binary files that are in the
.gz archive format.
I found a site (http://www.doughellmann.com/PyMOTW/gzip/) and tried
their code with two files: one of the hundreds of files that I need to
process (f1 below) and
