Recent comments and questions e.g. issue 1990 shows that some of the demo journal files depend unnecessarily on datasets that reside on opendap servers. For a demo, it's really best if the scripts are as self-contained as possible. I've updated jnls/examples/topo_palette_demo.jnl and jnls/examples/land_detail_demo.jnl so they use datasets that should be installed with any installation of PyFerret or Ferret.
There are a few more demo journal files that use URL's. A couple of them are demonstrating use of OPeNDAP data, so that's fine. I commented out some non-working URls in jns/examples/dods_demo.jnl. And I updated a reference to Patrick Brockmann, a colleague in France, just because I noticed and old address.
This isn't quite all of them - call_stack.jnl and call_stack_stick.jnl still have non-working url's - something to dig into another time.
Recent comments and questions e.g. issue 1990 shows that some of the demo journal files depend unnecessarily on datasets that reside on opendap servers. For a demo, it's really best if the scripts are as self-contained as possible. I've updated jnls/examples/topo_palette_demo.jnl and jnls/examples/land_detail_demo.jnl so they use datasets that should be installed with any installation of PyFerret or Ferret.
There are a few more demo journal files that use URL's. A couple of them are demonstrating use of OPeNDAP data, so that's fine. I commented out some non-working URls in jns/examples/dods_demo.jnl. And I updated a reference to Patrick Brockmann, a colleague in France, just because I noticed and old address.
This isn't quite all of them - call_stack.jnl and call_stack_stick.jnl still have non-working url's - something to dig into another time.