Changes between Version 32 and Version 33 of WRF4GTutorial

Timestamp:

Sep 27, 2012 2:26:35 PM (10 years ago)

Author:

carlos

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-== How to use WRF4G CLI ==
+== How to use WRF4G's CLI ==
 
 In order to master '''WRFG4''', we are going to explain some examples using [wiki:WRF4GCommandLineInterface WRF4G's CLI].
 
-* You want to modify the features of your experiment that you created it before. The new experiment will have the same name and different features that the old experiment. 
+1. You want to modify the features of your experiment that you created it before. The new experiment will have the same name and different features that the old experiment. 
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-* The experiment '''test''' has finished with an error and you want to run the experiment again. What should you execute on shell?
+2. The experiment '''test''' has finished with an error and you want to run the experiment again. What should you execute on shell?
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-* Imagine, you want to resubmit the chunk number '''1''' of the realization '''test'''. In this case, it is highly recommended that you use the option `--dry-run` of `wrf4g_submit` command before you submit your chunk. If you want to make sure you are submitting that chunk.
+3. Imagine, you want to resubmit the chunk number '''1''' of the realization '''test'''. In this case, it is highly recommended that you use the option `--dry-run` of `wrf4g_submit` command before you submit your chunk. If you want to make sure you are submitting that chunk.
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