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Starting from a grib file I'm creating a csv output for zonal averages with this command:
vg6d_getpoint --trans-type=polyinter --sub-type=average --coord-format=shp --coord-file=${macroaree} --output-format=native ${grib} - | v7d_transform --input-format=native --output-format=csv --csv-header=1 --csv-loop=time,timerange,level,ana,network,var --csv-column=time,timerange,level,ana,network,var,value - ${grib%%grib}macro.csv"
The resulting csv output starts this way:
Date,Time range,P1,P2,Level1,L1,Level2,L2,Longitude,Latitude,Report,Variable,Value
,,,,,,,,12.05236,44.02745,generic,B01192,1
2024-01-23 00:00:00,1,86400,86400,1,,,,12.05236,44.02745,generic,B13205,0.175292976E-01
2024-01-23 00:00:00,1,86400,86400,1,,,,12.22835,44.11616,generic,B01192,2
2024-01-23 00:00:00,1,86400,86400,1,,,,12.22835,44.11616,generic,B13205,0.00000000
2024-01-23 00:00:00,1,86400,86400,1,,,,11.32422,44.36250,generic,B01192,3
2024-01-23 00:00:00,1,86400,86400,1,,,,11.32422,44.36250,generic,B13205,0.00000000
In short the first occurence of B01192 is missing a number of fields. While I'm aware it's not strictly necessary since it's basically an attribute of the subsequent B123205 I was wondering if this behaviour is to be considered normal or something that can (or should) be fixed.