Information Panel
The Information panel allow the user to view general information
about the editor and the file that is currently being opened. The
following describes each of the fields displayed on the Information
panel.
Program version
This field identifies the version of the SKTEditor that is being used.
Program build date
This field contains the date when the SKTEditor was built. This information
is generally redundant for production builds of the editor but is useful
for Engineering builds.
Program build platform
This field identifies the platform on which the SKTEditor was built.
Program build compiler
This field identifies the compiler used to build the SKTEditor.
File Name
This field identifies the file that is currently being edited. A
value of New File indicates that the file has not yet been saved with a
name.
CDF library version
This field identifies the version of the CDF library that is currently
being used by this application. Refer to CDF documentation
(see https://cdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/) for more
information.
CDF File Version
The version of the CDF library used to create the file. Refer to
CDF documentation (see https://cdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/) for more information.
Library Last Leap Second
The date of the last leap second known by the CDF library currently
reading/writing the file. Refer to
CDF documentation (see https://cdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/) for more information.
File Last Leap Second
The date of the last leap second known by the software that created the file.
The following describes possible values:
- A date (e.g., 2015-07-01). This is the date of the last leap second
which was known at the time the file was created. If all the TT2000
time values in the file are before this date then the TT2000 values
are correct with respect to leap seconds.
unknown
. The file was created with an old CDF library and
the correctness of TT2000 time values is unknown.
infinite
. The file was created with TT2000 values that
are correct for all time because they didn't depend upon knowing
leap second dates.
error
. An error occurred when attempting to determine
this value.
Refer to
CDF documentation (see https://cdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/) for more information.
CDF Encoding
A CDF's data encoding affects how its attribute entry and variable data
values are stored (on disk). Refer to CDF documentation
(see https://cdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/) for more information.
CDF Majority
A CDF's variable majority determines the order in which variable values
(within the variable arrays) are stored in the CDF file(s).
Refer to CDF documentation (see https://cdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/)
for more information.
Number of Variables
The number of variables defined in the file.
Number of Attributes
The number of attributes defined in the file.
Compression
The data compression algorithm used at the CDF file level. Compression
may also be specified at the individual variable level. Refer to
CDF documentation (see https://cdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/)
for more information.
Compression Percent
If compressed, the percentage of the uncompressed size of the CDF needed
to store the compressed CDF. Refer to CDF documentation
(see https://cdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/)
for more information.
Checksum
The checksum option value for this CDF. A value of
Not Applicable
is shown for versions of CDF prior to 3.2 which did not support the checksum
option. For CDF version 3.2 and higher, the value is controlled by the
CDF_CHECKSUM
environment variable or the
cdf.checksum
Java property value.
Refer to CDF documentation
(see https://cdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/) for more information.
See also:
-
The CDF User's Guide (available at https://cdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/).
-
The CDF Programers Guide (available at https://cdf.gsfc.nasa.gov/).