Making coords into cubes and vice-versa #61
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This was referenced Jun 3, 2020
pp-mo
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| # Handle naming, units and attributes, allowing passed keywords to override | ||
| # the item properties. | ||
| keysdict = locals() | ||
| for property_name in ('var_name', 'long_name', 'standard_name', 'units'): |
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This code probably now wants to be replaced with use of ".metadata" and the common-metadata approach generally.
I think all that stuff is new since this was written !
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WIP: incomplete, for discussion
Some ideas (incomplete) for extracting a coordinate as a cube.
And the reverse operation : putting a cube inside another cube (with matching dims) as an aux-coord.
For discussion, see: SciTools#3726
Where it is also explained that these ideas should be extended to ancillary-data + cell-measures.