Shorten arguments for ncclimo

[forsyth2]

Shorten arguments for ncclimo calls related to diurnal cycle. Resolves #96.

[forsyth2]

@golaz I'm not sure I did the fix correctly. I'm getting the following errors:

In climo_atm_monthly_diurnal output:

ncks: ERROR file time,1 not found. It does not exist on the local filesystem, nor does it match remote filename patterns (e.g.\
, http://foo or foo.bar.edu:file).
ncks: HINT file-not-found errors usually arise from filename typos, incorrect paths, missing files, or capricious gods. Please\
 verify spelling and location of requested file. If the file resides on a High Performance Storage System (HPSS) accessible vi\
a the 'hsi' command, then add the --hpss option and re-try command.
ncclimo: ERROR Inferred value of tpd= is not a positive integer. User requested high-frequency climatology or splitter operati\
ons without specifying the number of timesteps per day (tpd) in the input files, so ncclimo tried to infer tpd from the first \
input file. This operation resulted in a nonsense value. This is not surprising since a number of assumptions must hold true f\
or the inferral to work correctly.
HINT: Explicitly specify the number of timesteps-per-day in every input file with the --tpd option.

In all ts_* output:

ncclimo: ERROR Specify input file(s) with -i $drc_in or with positional argument(s) or with stdin
ncclimo: HINT Pipe input file list to stdin with, e.g., 'ls *.nc | ncclimo'

[golaz]

Looks like it's not working. Maybe rerun with the debug option and check the content of input.txt.

[forsyth2]

@golaz I added a second commit that seems to work when I run zppy with it. Let me know if this change looks good and I'll merge.

[golaz]

@forsyth2 : interesting how the change from < input.txt to cat input.txt | solves your problem. Some OS subtleties that I don't understand (and don't need to).

You may want to make additional minor changes: remove the trailing \ on lines preceding the deleted last line. It probably works as is, but relies on the presence of white lines which could break easily in the future.

[golaz]

Note: this might be difficult to do for ts.bash due to the if statements. Maybe just leave it as is.