cdflib.putAttrgEntry
Write value to entry in attribute with global scope
Syntax
cdflib.putAttrgEntry(cdfId,attrNum,entryNum,cdfDataType,entryVal)
Description
cdflib.putAttrgEntry(cdfId,attrNum,entryNum,cdfDataType,entryVal) 
writes a value to a global attribute entry in a Common Data Format
(CDF) file.
Input Arguments
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 | Identifier of a CDF file, returned by a call to  | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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 | Number identifying attribute. Attribute numbers are zero-based. The attribute must have global scope. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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 | Number identifying entry. Entry numbers are zero-based. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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 | Data type of the attribute entry, specified as one of the following character vectors or string scalars, or its numeric equivalent. 
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 | Data to be written to global attribute entry. | 
Examples
Create a CDF and create a global attribute in the file. Write a value to an entry in the attribute. To run this example, you must be in a writable folder.
cdfId = cdflib.create("your_file.cdf"); % Initially, the file contains no global or variable attributes info = cdflib.inquire(cdfId)
info = 
  struct with fields:
     encoding: 'IBMPC_ENCODING'
     majority: 'ROW_MAJOR'
       maxRec: -1
      numVars: 0
    numvAttrs: 0
    numgAttrs: 0% Create a global attribute in the file. attrNum = cdflib.createAttr(cdfId,"Purpose","global_scope"); % Write a value to an entry for the global attribute cdflib.putAttrgEntry(cdfId,attrNum,0,"CDF_CHAR","My Test") % Get the value of the global attribute entry value = cdflib.getAttrgEntry(cdfId,attrNum,0)
value =
    'My Test'% Clean up cdflib.delete(cdfId) clear cdfId
Tips
- This function corresponds to the CDF library C API routine - CDFputAttrgEntry.
- To use this function, you must be familiar with the CDF C interface. You can access the CDF documentation at the CDF website.