derive_output_plan

Julia

derive_output_plan(doc::AbstractDict, var_map::AbstractDict; observed)
derive_output_plan(var_map::AbstractDict, meta::OutputMeta; observed)

derive_output_plan(doc, var_map; observed = String[]) -> OutputPlan
derive_output_plan(var_map, meta::OutputMeta; observed = String[]) -> OutputPlan

Derive the whole output plan for a run (RFC §7–§9) — the Julia mirror of earthsci_ast::data_output::derive_output_plan.

• doc — the (flattened) run document: axis names, axis lengths, CF attributes, the coordinates registry, and the record-axis name.
• var_map — the flat state-element name → flat index map.
• observed — the caller-named observed/derived fields to write alongside the state (RFC decision 8): output is the state PLUS these, not every observed field. A name selects the variable it names exactly; failing that, the ONE variable whose last dotted segment equals the name’s (so flux selects Box.flux). A name whose last segment several variables share is refused with code ambiguous_output_name, and a name with no slot in the flat state is refused too — silently dropping or silently choosing a requested output is worse than refusing. A name an operator_compose merge deleted is NOT resolved here: the caller resolves it through merged_variable_renames first (CONFORMANCE_SPEC §5.17.4).

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TypeScript

Not available in TypeScript. TypeScript is outside the runtime I/O capability profile (Julia, Python, Rust): data-source providers, refresh cadence, output sinks, checkpoints.

Python

Python does not export this function.

Rust

pub fn derive_output_plan(doc: &EsmFile, slot_names: &[String], observed: &[String]) -> Result<OutputPlan, OutputError>

Derive the whole output plan for a run.

• doc — the (flattened) run document: axis names, axis lengths, CF attributes, and the coordinates registry.
• slot_names — the flat state-element names, index = flat index. This is Solution::state_variable_names / ArrayCompiled::state_variable_names, including any observed rows the runner appended.
• observed — the caller-named observed/derived fields to write alongside the state (RFC decision 8). Output is state PLUS these, not every observed field. A name selects the variable it names exactly; failing that, the ONE variable whose last dotted segment equals the name’s (so flux selects Box.flux). A name an operator_compose merge deleted is NOT resolved here: the caller resolves it through merged_variable_renames first (CONFORMANCE_SPEC §5.17.4).

Errors OutputError::UnknownObserved when a requested observed field has no slot in slot_names; OutputError::AmbiguousRequest when a request names no variable exactly and its last segment is shared; otherwise see derive_output_gridding , apply_output_meta and plan_dimension_coordinates .

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Go

Not available in Go. Go is outside the runtime I/O capability profile (Julia, Python, Rust): data-source providers, refresh cadence, output sinks, checkpoints.