NCL
This is a Sublime Text package for NCL (NCAR Command Language).
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Description
This is a Sublime Text package for NCL (NCAR Command Language). It contains syntax and some useful snippets. All you have to do is getting familiar with Sublime Text (now in version 3).
Usage
For scientific users who first meet Sublime Text, I list the following procedures to get start:
Install Sublime Text:
Download from here.
Install Package Control:
- Open Sublime Text, and open console (click menu
View > Show Console
or press ctrl-). - Paste the codes on this page into the console, press return key and wait for the completion of installation.
- Restart Sublime Text (don't forget!).
- Open Sublime Text, and open console (click menu
Install NCL package through Package Control
- Open command palette (click menu
Tools > Command Palette ...
or pressctrl-shift-p
in Linux/Windows orcmd-shift-p
in Mac). - Type
Install Package
(you can just type some characters ofInstall Package
such asinst
). - Wait the completion of the loading (patience).
- Type
NCL
and click theNCL
item showing up.
- Open command palette (click menu
Open a new file with suffix
.ncl
, and you are good to go!
Authors
- Li Dong dongli@lasg.iap.ac.cn