The high-level CODA functions of Python, MATLAB and IDL (such as the fetch() function or field and size inspection functions) currently take a series of record field names and array index references as arguments to indicate a specific part in a product. String parameters indicate field names. Integer (or integer list) parameters indicate array index references.
The idea is to change this such that string parameters represent a cursor path instead of just a fieldname. This would translate into a call to coda_cursor_goto() in the C library.
The high-level CODA functions of Python, MATLAB and IDL (such as the fetch() function or field and size inspection functions) currently take a series of record field names and array index references as arguments to indicate a specific part in a product. String parameters indicate field names. Integer (or integer list) parameters indicate array index references.
The idea is to change this such that string parameters represent a cursor path instead of just a fieldname. This would translate into a call to
coda_cursor_goto()in the C library.