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#
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#
# Python implementation: bufr_set_keys
#
# Description: how to set different type of keys in BUFR messages.
#
#

import traceback
import sys

from eccodes import *

INPUT = '../../data/bufr/syno_multi.bufr'
OUTPUT = 'bufr_set_keys_test_p.tmp.bufr'
VERBOSE = 1  # verbose error reporting


def example():

    # open bufr file
    fin = open(INPUT)

    # open otput bufr file
    fout = open(OUTPUT, 'w')

    cnt = 0

    # loop for the messages in the file
    while 1:

        # get handle for message
        bufr = codes_bufr_new_from_file(fin)
        if bufr is None:
            break

        print "message: %s" % cnt

        # we need to instruct ecCodes to expand all the descriptors
        # i.e. unpack the data values
        # codes_set(bufr,'unpack',1)

        # This is the place where you may wish to modify the message
        # E.g. we change the centre

        # set centre
        val = 222
        print '  set bufrHeaderCentre to: %d' % val

        key = 'bufrHeaderCentre'
        try:
            print '  %s: %s' % (key, codes_set(bufr, key, val))
        except CodesInternalError as err:
            print 'Error with key="%s" : %s' % (key, err.msg)

        # check bufrHeaderCentre's value
        print '  %s''s new value is: %d' % (key, codes_get(bufr, key))

        # write modified message to output
        codes_write(bufr, fout)

        cnt += 1

        # delete handle
        codes_release(bufr)

    fin.close()
    fout.close()


def main():
    try:
        example()
    except CodesInternalError as err:
        if VERBOSE:
            traceback.print_exc(file=sys.stderr)
        else:
            sys.stderr.write(err.msg + '\n')

        return 1

if __name__ == "__main__":
    sys.exit(main())