Examples of ucar.unidata.io.RandomAccessFile.writeFloat()

ucar.unidata.io.RandomAccessFile.writeFloat()
Converts the float argument to an int using the floatToIntBits method in class Float, and then writes that int value to the file as a 4-byte quantity, high byte first. @param v a float value to be written. @throws IOException if an I/O error occurs. @see java.lang.Float#floatToIntBits(float)


    // Min/Max values
    for (vr=0; vr<NumVars; vr++) {
      if (!write_tag(TAG_MINVAL, 8, newfile)) return false;
      f.writeInt(vr);
      f.writeFloat(MinVal[vr]);
      if (!write_tag(TAG_MAXVAL, 8, newfile)) return false;
      f.writeInt(vr);
      f.writeFloat(MaxVal[vr]);
    }

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      if (!write_tag(TAG_MINVAL, 8, newfile)) return false;
      f.writeInt(vr);
      f.writeFloat(MinVal[vr]);
      if (!write_tag(TAG_MAXVAL, 8, newfile)) return false;
      f.writeInt(vr);
      f.writeFloat(MaxVal[vr]);
    }


    // Compress mode
    if (!write_tag(TAG_COMPRESS, 4, newfile)) return false;
    f.writeInt(CompressMode);

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    // Vertical Coordinate System
    if (!write_tag(TAG_VERTICAL_SYSTEM, 4, newfile)) return false;
    f.writeInt(VerticalSystem);
    if (!write_tag(TAG_VERT_ARGS, 4+4*MAXVERTARGS, newfile)) return false;
    f.writeInt(MAXVERTARGS);
    for (int q=0; q<MAXVERTARGS; q++) f.writeFloat(VertArgs[q]);


    // Map Projection
    if (!write_tag(TAG_PROJECTION, 4, newfile)) return false;
    f.writeInt(Projection);
    if (!write_tag(TAG_PROJ_ARGS, 4+4*MAXPROJARGS, newfile)) return false;

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    // Map Projection
    if (!write_tag(TAG_PROJECTION, 4, newfile)) return false;
    f.writeInt(Projection);
    if (!write_tag(TAG_PROJ_ARGS, 4+4*MAXPROJARGS, newfile)) return false;
    f.writeInt(MAXPROJARGS);
    for (int q=0; q<MAXPROJARGS; q++) f.writeFloat(ProjArgs[q]);


    // write END tag
    if (newfile) {
      // We're writing to a brand new file.
      // Reserve 10000 bytes for future header growth.

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