coordinate

Julia

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TypeScript

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Python

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Rust

pub struct Coordinate {
    pub source: Option<String>,
    pub values: Option<Vec<f64>>,
    pub standard_name: Option<String>,
    pub units: Option<String>,
    pub axis: Option<String>,
}

One entry of the document-scoped EsmFile::coordinates registry (RFC streaming-output-sinks §8.3): marks an existing data array — or an inline literal vector — as a physical coordinate and attaches CF metadata.

Exactly one of source and values is present. The coordinate’s shape comes from its source, so it is NOT attached to any single axis: that one rule covers rectilinear (1-D monotonic → CF dimension coordinate), unstructured (1-D over a shared dimension) and curvilinear (2-D lat(y,x)) grids, the latter two emitting CF auxiliary coordinates.

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Go

type Coordinate struct {
	// Source names an existing data array supplying this coordinate's values.
	// Mutually exclusive with Values; `omitempty` because exactly one of the two
	// is authored and the other key must not appear.
	Source *string `json:"source,omitempty"`
	// Values is the inline literal 1-D coordinate vector (finite floats),
	// mutually exclusive with Source.
	Values []float64 `json:"values,omitempty"`
	// StandardName is the CF standard name emitted as the coordinate variable's
	// `standard_name` attribute.
	StandardName *string `json:"standard_name,omitempty"`
	// Units is the CF/UDUNITS units string. Advisory at load time (no unit
	// checking), matching FunctionTableAxis.Units.
	Units *string `json:"units,omitempty"`
	// Axis is the optional CF axis role ("X"|"Y"|"Z"|"T") of a 1-D monotonic
	// dimension coordinate; auxiliary coordinates have no single axis and omit
	// it, so it must be `omitempty` — the schema's enum admits no empty string.
	Axis *string `json:"axis,omitempty"`
}

Coordinate is one entry of the document-scoped coordinates registry (RFC streaming-output-sinks §8): it marks an existing data array — a model unknown or parameter named by source — or an inline literal values vector as a physical coordinate, and attaches CF metadata to it. Exactly one of Source / Values is present; the coordinate’s shape comes from whichever it is, so no per-axis attachment is needed.

This binding is schema-only for coordinates: it stores and round-trips the declarations, resolves nothing, and writes no output files.

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