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Active Message Threads for July 2006
Yris
I'm a new user in Sac2000 and I had problems with ppk because I don't
know where is created a file which are all the information for the
picking of arrival times which I need.
If You can help in this please I'll be so very grateful
Thanks
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Re: plotpk - Arthur Snoke - 2006-07-25 00:42:28
Susan Bilek
Hi -
I'm trying to update an old fortran code for mac OSX that uses the
libsacF.a library, but the mac fortran compiler does not like my
version of the libsacF.a. I don't have the codes that make up that
library - does anyone out there have an old version of sac that
contains the libsacF.a library and codes?
Thanks,
Sue
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Susan Bilek
Assistant Professor - Earth and Environmental Science Dept.
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jcalkins@geo.arizona.edu
Hi,
I'm trying to get a macro to kick off a shell script using the 'run...
endrun' commands and not having any luck. Here's the test macro:
RUN ./test_script
ENDRUN
and the shell script:
#!/bin/csh
echo in test script echo "in test script" >> test.out
When I run the macro either from within sac (i.e. SAC> macro
test_macro) or from the shell prompt (i.e. >sac test_macro), I get this
error:
sh: RUN: not found
sh: ENDRUN: not found
and no output to the test.out file. Test comma…
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Re: Macro 'run' command - Renate Hartog - 2006-07-07 21:09:18
Jonathan MacCarthy
Hello, SAC users. I could use some advice about how to line up a group of
traces while assigning picks. I've got 10 similar traces and I want to line
them up on prelimary P picks so I can correct the bad ones, but "ppk rel p 10"
lines traces up on "o". I can't find a way to change this or rewindow the data
without destroying the files' "o" times. Does anyone know of a workaround?
Thanks for your help!
Best,
Jonathan
