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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting GMT -4 to determine day of week Post 302530261 by WhoDatWhoDer on Monday 13th of June 2011 11:15:53 AM
Old 06-13-2011
It told me today was "Wednesday". Copied the exact code you wrote.


For Jim's code, I think the signs are reversed... the ( - negative) provides the ( + positive) value and visa versa.

=> . test.sh
TZ=FOO-12: Tue Jun 14 03:03:51 FOO 2011
Tuesday
TZ=FOO-11: Tue Jun 14 02:03:51 FOO 2011
Tuesday
TZ=FOO-10: Tue Jun 14 01:03:51 FOO 2011
Tuesday
TZ=FOO-9: Tue Jun 14 00:03:51 FOO 2011
Tuesday
TZ=FOO-8: Mon Jun 13 23:03:51 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO-7: Mon Jun 13 22:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO-6: Mon Jun 13 21:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO-5: Mon Jun 13 20:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO-4: Mon Jun 13 19:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO-3: Mon Jun 13 18:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO-2: Mon Jun 13 17:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO-1: Mon Jun 13 16:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO0: Mon Jun 13 15:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO+1: Mon Jun 13 14:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO+2: Mon Jun 13 13:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO+3: Mon Jun 13 12:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO+4: Mon Jun 13 11:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO+5: Mon Jun 13 10:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO+6: Mon Jun 13 09:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO+7: Mon Jun 13 08:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO+8: Mon Jun 13 07:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO+9: Mon Jun 13 06:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO+10: Mon Jun 13 05:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
TZ=FOO+11: Mon Jun 13 04:03:52 FOO 2011
Monday
***************** GMT -4
TZ=GMT-4: Mon Jun 13 19:03:52 GMT 2011
Monday
 

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NAME
psmegaplot - To create poster-size PostScript plots from page-size plot SYNOPSIS
psmegaplot plotfile -Sscale [ -C ] DESCRIPTION
psmegaplot reads a GMT-produced PostScript file and 'blows it up' by an arbitrary scale. The result is several plots that make up the pieces in a jigsaw puzzle. Cut and paste these pieces to make a 'megaplot'. plotfile PostScript file as created by the GMT programs. -S Multiply the x- and y-dimension by scale. scale must be larger than 1.0. OPTIONS
No space between the option flag and the associated arguments. -C Plot crop marks in each corner of every output page. [Default is no marks] EXAMPLES
To magnify a contour-map PostScript file 3 times, giving a total of 9 output pages to be pasted together, use psmegaplot hawaii_contour.ps -S3 -C > hawaii_contour_megaplot.ps BUGS
This program is unlikely to work on non-GMT-produced PostScript files since it anticipates the structure of the file. It also assumes that the output media is Letter size. SEE ALSO
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