bufr2tac_json.c File Reference

Output a struct metreport in json form. More...

#include "bufr2tac.h"

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int	print_json_alphanum (FILE *f, char *type, char *alphanum, struct metreport *m)
int	print_json (FILE *f, struct metreport *m)
	prints a struct metreport in json format More...

Detailed Description

Output a struct metreport in json form.

Definition in file bufr2tac_json.c.

Function Documentation

print_json()

int print_json	(	FILE *	f,
		struct metreport *	m
	)

prints a struct metreport in json format

Parameters

f	pointer to a file already open by caller routine
m	pointer to a struct metreport containing the data to print

Definition at line 62 of file bufr2tac_json.c.

{
  fprintf ( f, "{\"metreport\" :" );
  if ( m->alphanum[0] )
    {
      print_json_alphanum ( f, m->type, m->alphanum, m );
    }
 
  if ( m->alphanum2[0] ) //TTBB
    {
      fprintf ( f, "," );
      print_json_alphanum ( f, m->type2, m->alphanum2, m );
    }
 
  if ( m->alphanum3[0] ) //TTCC
    {
      fprintf ( f, "," );
      print_json_alphanum ( f, m->type3, m->alphanum3, m );
    }
  if ( m->alphanum4[0] ) //TTDD
    {
      fprintf ( f, "," );
      print_json_alphanum ( f, m->type4, m->alphanum4, m );
    }
 
  fprintf ( f, "\n}\n" );
  return 0;
}

References metreport::alphanum, metreport::alphanum2, metreport::alphanum3, metreport::alphanum4, print_json_alphanum(), metreport::type, metreport::type2, metreport::type3, and metreport::type4.

Referenced by main().

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print_json_alphanum()

int print_json_alphanum	(	FILE *	f,
		char *	type,
		char *	alphanum,
		struct metreport *	m
	)

Definition at line 26 of file bufr2tac_json.c.

{
  fprintf ( f, " { \n  \"type\": \"%s\",\n", type );
  if ( m->h != NULL )
    {
      fprintf ( f, "  \"bufrfile\": \"%s\",\n", m->h->filename );
      fprintf ( f, "  \"gts_header\": \"%s %s %s %s\",\n", m->h->bname, m->h->center, m->h->dtrel, m->h->order );
    }
  fprintf ( f, "  \"observation_datetime\": \"%s\",\n", m->t.datime );
  fprintf ( f, "  \"geo\": { \n" );
  if ( strlen ( m->g.index ) )
    {
      fprintf ( f, "    \"index\": \"%s\",\n", m->g.index );
    }
  if ( strlen ( m->g.name ) )
    {
      fprintf ( f, "    \"name\": \"%s\",\n", m->g.name );
    }
  if ( strlen ( m->g.country ) )
    {
      fprintf ( f, "    \"country\": \"%s\",\n", m->g.country );
    }
  fprintf ( f, "    \"latitude\": %.6lf,\n", m->g.lat );
  fprintf ( f, "    \"longitude\": %.6lf,\n", m->g.lon );
  fprintf ( f, "    \"altitude\": %.1lf\n", m->g.alt );
  fprintf ( f, "    },\n" );
  fprintf ( f, "  \"report\": \"%s\"\n", alphanum );
  fprintf ( f, "  }" );
  return 0;
}

References met_geo::alt, gts_header::bname, gts_header::center, met_geo::country, met_datetime::datime, gts_header::dtrel, gts_header::filename, metreport::g, metreport::h, met_geo::index, met_geo::lat, met_geo::lon, met_geo::name, gts_header::order, and metreport::t.

Referenced by print_json().

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