Closed semmerson closed 3 years ago
Idiot! This can already be done using the syntax "(\x:ddd)", where "\x" is a backreference to the subexpression that matches the day-of-month. See https://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/ldm/ldm-current/basics/pqact.conf.html#argref for more information.
It would be very useful if 'pqact' could use the Julian day (day of year) in a manner that is analogous to the day of month to calculate the year, month, and day.
Example Product ID:
The following is an example of the Product ID for GOES-16 ABI Full Disk Channel 13 imagery in the SATELLITE (aka DIFAX) feed:
/data/cspp-geo/GRB-R/OR_ABI-L1b-RadF-M3C13_G16_s20182901645381_e20182901656159_c20182901656223.nc
The time portions of this Product ID are of the form:
CCYYJJJHHMMSSx
Meaning for first time group (starts with 's'):
CCYY - 2018 (%Y%m) JJJ - 290 (%j) HHMMSS - 164538 (%H%M%S) x - 1 -- tenths of a second
Example of desired pqact use:
SATELLITE(OR_(ABI)-L1b-RadF-M.C(..)_G(..)_s....(...).*)