# Example EstuaryDataMapper script file.
#
# 1. Copy this file to $HOME/edm_in.txt
#    On Windows: %HOMEPATH%\edm_in.txt
# 2. In a Terminal/shell run EstuaryDataMapper -s
#    The -s option begins in scripting mode, else do the following: 
# 3. Click Zoom Maps tab (or type 1).
# 4. Click Read Commands button (or type .).
#
# To interactively enter script commands while
# EstuaryDataMapper is already running:
# Select Zoom Maps tab or press 1.
# Click Read Commands button (or press .).
# Open a Terminal/shell window and run $HOME/EDM/utils/edmcom
# On Windows: Launch Command Prompt and then %HOMEPATH%\EDM\utils\edmcom
# Type one-line commands into the shell window where edmcom is running.
# Enter . to stop scripting (or 4 then q to quit EstuaryDataMapper).

1 # Select Map tab.
! # Reset state to default.
z r # Zoom to Rhode Island.
o # Show Counties.
t # Show Coastal Tributaries.
e # Show Estuaries.
a # Show Labels - i.e., Estuary names.
+ 10 # Zoom in 10 times.
^ 5 # Move view center north 5 times.
> 5 # Move view center east 5 times.
# Note: when interacting in the GUI use left/right/up/down arrow keys but in
# scripts use keys: <,>,^,v instead (and only when Zoom Maps tab is selected).

2 # Select Data tab.
y 2006 07 01 # Set start date.
n C # Nitrogen CMAQ Grid no variable specified defaults to the first variable.
v,C,Wave Ri # Vulnerability source = Coastal, variable = Wave Risk.
r # Retrieve data.
< < # Rewind to first timestep.
! # Start time animation.
: 20 # Pause script for 20 seconds while animation continues.
! # Stop time animation.
< 15 # Set timestep to timestep 15 (hour 14).

3 # Select Save Data tab.
s # Save all data as shapefiles in $HOME/.
. # Stop scripting.