def close(var_id=None,file_name=False, preserve=False):
""" Close CMOR variables/file
Usage:
cmor.close(varid=None)
Where:
var_id: id of variable to close, if passing None, means close every open ones.
[file_name] True/False (default False) if True: return name of the file just closed, works only if var_id is not None
[preserve] True/False (default False) if True: close the file but preserve the var definition in CMOR to write more data with this variable (into a new file)
"""
if var_id is not None and not isinstance(var_id,int):
raise Exception, "Error var_id must be None or a integer"
if (preserve is False):
if (file_name is False):
return _cmor.close(var_id,0,0)
else:
return _cmor.close(var_id,1,0)
else:
if (file_name is False):
return _cmor.close(var_id,0,1)
else:
return _cmor.close(var_id,1,1)
def close(var_id=None, file_name=False, preserve=False):
""" Close CMOR variables/file
Usage:
cmor.close(varid=None)
Where:
var_id: id of variable to close, if passing None, means close every open ones.
[file_name] True/False (default False) if True: return name of the file just closed, works only if var_id is not None
[preserve] True/False (default False) if True: close the file but preserve the var definition in CMOR to write more data with this variable (into a new file)
"""
if var_id is not None and not isinstance(var_id, int):
raise Exception, "Error var_id must be None or a integer"
if (preserve is False):
if (file_name is False):
return _cmor.close(var_id, 0, 0)
else:
return _cmor.close(var_id, 1, 0)
else:
if (file_name is False):
return _cmor.close(var_id, 0, 1)
else:
return _cmor.close(var_id, 1, 1)