MOM6
Functions/Subroutines
mom_string_functions Module Reference

Detailed Description

Handy functions for manipulating strings.

By Alistair Adcroft and Robert Hallberg, last updated Sept. 2013.

The functions here perform a set of useful manipulations of character strings. Although they are a part of MOM6, the do not require any other MOM software to be useful.

Functions/Subroutines

character(len=len(input_string)) function, public lowercase (input_string)
 Return a string in which all uppercase letters have been replaced by their lowercase counterparts. More...
 
character(len=len(input_string)) function, public uppercase (input_string)
 Return a string in which all uppercase letters have been replaced by their lowercase counterparts. More...
 
character(len=19) function, public left_int (i)
 Returns a character string of a left-formatted integer e.g. "123 " (assumes 19 digit maximum) More...
 
character(len=1320) function, public left_ints (i)
 Returns a character string of a comma-separated, compact formatted, integers e.g. "1, 2, 3, 4". More...
 
character(len=32) function, public left_real (val)
 Returns a left-justified string with a real formatted like '(G)'. More...
 
character(len=1320) function, public left_reals (r, sep)
 Returns a character string of a comma-separated, compact formatted, reals e.g. "1., 2., 5*3., 5.E2". More...
 
logical function isformattedfloatequalto (str, val)
 Returns True if the string can be read/parsed to give the exact value of "val". More...
 
character(len=120) function, public extractword (string, n)
 Returns the string corresponding to the nth word in the argument or "" if the string is not long enough. Both spaces and commas are interpreted as separators. More...
 
character(len=120) function, public extract_word (string, separators, n)
 Returns the string corresponding to the nth word in the argument or "" if the string is not long enough. Words are delineated by the mandatory separators argument. More...
 
integer function, public extract_integer (string, separators, n, missing_value)
 Returns the integer corresponding to the nth word in the argument. More...
 
real function, public extract_real (string, separators, n, missing_value)
 Returns the real corresponding to the nth word in the argument. More...
 
character(len=120) function, public remove_spaces (string)
 Returns string with all spaces removed. More...
 
logical function, public string_functions_unit_tests (verbose)
 Returns true if a unit test of string_functions fails. More...
 
logical function localtests (verbose, str1, str2)
 True if str1 does not match str2. False otherwise. More...
 
logical function localtesti (verbose, i1, i2)
 True if i1 is not equal to i2. False otherwise. More...
 
logical function localtestr (verbose, r1, r2)
 True if r1 is not equal to r2. False otherwise. More...
 
character(len=len(dir)+2) function, public slasher (dir)
 Returns a directory name that is terminated with a "/" or "./" if the argument is an empty string. More...
 

Function/Subroutine Documentation

◆ extract_integer()

integer function, public mom_string_functions::extract_integer ( character(len=*), intent(in)  string,
character(len=*), intent(in)  separators,
integer, intent(in)  n,
integer, intent(in), optional  missing_value 
)

Returns the integer corresponding to the nth word in the argument.

Parameters
[in]stringString to scan
[in]separatorsCharacters to use for delineation
[in]nNumber of word to extract
[in]missing_valueValue to assign if word is missing

Definition at line 244 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

244  character(len=*), intent(in) :: string !< String to scan
245  character(len=*), intent(in) :: separators !< Characters to use for delineation
246  integer, intent(in) :: n !< Number of word to extract
247  integer, optional, intent(in) :: missing_value !< Value to assign if word is missing
248  ! Local variables
249  integer :: ns, i, b, e, nw
250  character(len=20) :: word
251 
252  word = extract_word(string, separators, n)
253 
254  if (len_trim(word)>0) then
255  read(word(1:len_trim(word)),*) extract_integer
256  else
257  if (present(missing_value)) then
258  extract_integer = missing_value
259  else
260  extract_integer = 0
261  endif
262  endif
263 

References extract_word().

Referenced by mom_regridding::initialize_regridding(), and string_functions_unit_tests().

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◆ extract_real()

real function, public mom_string_functions::extract_real ( character(len=*), intent(in)  string,
character(len=*), intent(in)  separators,
integer, intent(in)  n,
real, intent(in), optional  missing_value 
)

Returns the real corresponding to the nth word in the argument.

Parameters
[in]stringString to scan
[in]separatorsCharacters to use for delineation
[in]nNumber of word to extract
[in]missing_valueValue to assign if word is missing

Definition at line 268 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

268  character(len=*), intent(in) :: string !< String to scan
269  character(len=*), intent(in) :: separators !< Characters to use for delineation
270  integer, intent(in) :: n !< Number of word to extract
271  real, optional, intent(in) :: missing_value !< Value to assign if word is missing
272  ! Local variables
273  integer :: ns, i, b, e, nw
274  character(len=20) :: word
275 
276  word = extract_word(string, separators, n)
277 
278  if (len_trim(word)>0) then
279  read(word(1:len_trim(word)),*) extract_real
280  else
281  if (present(missing_value)) then
282  extract_real = missing_value
283  else
284  extract_real = 0
285  endif
286  endif
287 

References extract_word().

Referenced by mom_regridding::initialize_regridding(), and string_functions_unit_tests().

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◆ extract_word()

character(len=120) function, public mom_string_functions::extract_word ( character(len=*), intent(in)  string,
character(len=*), intent(in)  separators,
integer, intent(in)  n 
)

Returns the string corresponding to the nth word in the argument or "" if the string is not long enough. Words are delineated by the mandatory separators argument.

Parameters
[in]stringString to scan
[in]separatorsCharacters to use for delineation
[in]nNumber of word to extract

Definition at line 207 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

207  character(len=*), intent(in) :: string !< String to scan
208  character(len=*), intent(in) :: separators !< Characters to use for delineation
209  integer, intent(in) :: n !< Number of word to extract
210  ! Local variables
211  integer :: ns, i, b, e, nw
212  logical :: lastCharIsSeperator
213  extract_word = ''
214  lastcharisseperator = .true.
215  ns = len_trim(string)
216  i = 0; b=0; e=0; nw=0
217  do while (i<ns)
218  i = i+1
219  if (lastcharisseperator) then ! search for end of word
220  if (verify(string(i:i),separators)==0) then
221  continue ! Multiple separators
222  else
223  lastcharisseperator = .false. ! character is beginning of word
224  b = i
225  continue
226  endif
227  else ! continue search for end of word
228  if (verify(string(i:i),separators)==0) then
229  lastcharisseperator = .true.
230  e = i-1 ! Previous character is end of word
231  nw = nw+1
232  if (nw==n) then
233  extract_word = trim(string(b:e))
234  return
235  endif
236  endif
237  endif
238  enddo
239  if (b<=ns .and. nw==n-1) extract_word = trim(string(b:ns))

Referenced by extract_integer(), extract_real(), extractword(), mom_open_boundary::parse_segment_data_str(), mom_open_boundary::parse_segment_str(), and string_functions_unit_tests().

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◆ extractword()

character(len=120) function, public mom_string_functions::extractword ( character(len=*), intent(in)  string,
integer, intent(in)  n 
)

Returns the string corresponding to the nth word in the argument or "" if the string is not long enough. Both spaces and commas are interpreted as separators.

Parameters
[in]stringThe string to scan
[in]nNumber of word to extract

Definition at line 196 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

196  character(len=*), intent(in) :: string !< The string to scan
197  integer, intent(in) :: n !< Number of word to extract
198 
199  extractword = extract_word(string, ' ,', n)
200 

References extract_word().

Referenced by mom_diag_remap::diag_remap_init(), mom_regridding::initialize_regridding(), and string_functions_unit_tests().

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◆ isformattedfloatequalto()

logical function mom_string_functions::isformattedfloatequalto ( character(len=*), intent(in)  str,
real, intent(in)  val 
)
private

Returns True if the string can be read/parsed to give the exact value of "val".

Parameters
[in]strThe string to parse
[in]valThe real value to compare with

Definition at line 180 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

180  character(len=*), intent(in) :: str !< The string to parse
181  real, intent(in) :: val !< The real value to compare with
182  logical :: isFormattedFloatEqualTo
183  ! Local variables
184  real :: scannedVal
185 
186  isformattedfloatequalto=.false.
187  read(str(1:),*,err=987) scannedval
188  if (scannedval == val) isformattedfloatequalto=.true.
189  987 return

Referenced by left_real().

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◆ left_int()

character(len=19) function, public mom_string_functions::left_int ( integer, intent(in)  i)

Returns a character string of a left-formatted integer e.g. "123 " (assumes 19 digit maximum)

Parameters
[in]iThe integer to convert to a string
Returns
The output string

Definition at line 60 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

60  integer, intent(in) :: i !< The integer to convert to a string
61  character(len=19) :: left_int !< The output string
62 
63  character(len=19) :: tmp
64  write(tmp(1:19),'(I19)') i
65  write(left_int(1:19),'(A)') adjustl(tmp)

Referenced by left_ints(), left_reals(), and string_functions_unit_tests().

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◆ left_ints()

character(len=1320) function, public mom_string_functions::left_ints ( integer, dimension(:), intent(in)  i)

Returns a character string of a comma-separated, compact formatted, integers e.g. "1, 2, 3, 4".

Parameters
[in]iThe array of integers to convert to a string
Returns
The output string

Definition at line 71 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

71  integer, intent(in) :: i(:) !< The array of integers to convert to a string
72  character(len=1320) :: left_ints !< The output string
73 
74  character(len=1320) :: tmp
75  integer :: j
76  write(left_ints(1:1320),'(A)') trim(left_int(i(1)))
77  if (size(i)>1) then
78  do j=2,size(i)
79  tmp=left_ints
80  write(left_ints(1:1320),'(A,", ",A)') trim(tmp),trim(left_int(i(j)))
81  enddo
82  endif

References left_int().

Referenced by string_functions_unit_tests().

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◆ left_real()

character(len=32) function, public mom_string_functions::left_real ( real, intent(in)  val)

Returns a left-justified string with a real formatted like '(G)'.

Parameters
[in]valThe real variable to convert to a string
Returns
The output string

Definition at line 87 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

87  real, intent(in) :: val !< The real variable to convert to a string
88  character(len=32) :: left_real !< The output string
89 
90  integer :: l, ind
91 
92  if ((abs(val) < 1.0e4) .and. (abs(val) >= 1.0e-3)) then
93  write(left_real, '(F30.11)') val
94  if (.not.isformattedfloatequalto(left_real,val)) then
95  write(left_real, '(F30.12)') val
96  if (.not.isformattedfloatequalto(left_real,val)) then
97  write(left_real, '(F30.13)') val
98  if (.not.isformattedfloatequalto(left_real,val)) then
99  write(left_real, '(F30.14)') val
100  if (.not.isformattedfloatequalto(left_real,val)) then
101  write(left_real, '(F30.15)') val
102  if (.not.isformattedfloatequalto(left_real,val)) then
103  write(left_real, '(F30.16)') val
104  endif
105  endif
106  endif
107  endif
108  endif
109  do
110  l = len_trim(left_real)
111  if ((l<2) .or. (left_real(l-1:l) == ".0") .or. &
112  (left_real(l:l) /= "0")) exit
113  left_real(l:l) = " "
114  enddo
115  elseif (val == 0.) then
116  left_real = "0.0"
117  else
118  if ((abs(val) <= 1.0e-100) .or. (abs(val) >= 1.0e100)) then
119  write(left_real(1:32), '(ES24.14E3)') val
120  if (.not.isformattedfloatequalto(left_real,val)) &
121  write(left_real(1:32), '(ES24.15E3)') val
122  else
123  write(left_real(1:32), '(ES23.14)') val
124  if (.not.isformattedfloatequalto(left_real,val)) &
125  write(left_real(1:32), '(ES23.15)') val
126  endif
127  do
128  ind = index(left_real,"0E")
129  if (ind == 0) exit
130  if (left_real(ind-1:ind-1) == ".") exit
131  left_real = left_real(1:ind-1)//left_real(ind+1:)
132  enddo
133  endif
134  left_real = adjustl(left_real)

References isformattedfloatequalto().

Referenced by left_reals(), and string_functions_unit_tests().

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◆ left_reals()

character(len=1320) function, public mom_string_functions::left_reals ( real, dimension(:), intent(in)  r,
character(len=*), intent(in), optional  sep 
)

Returns a character string of a comma-separated, compact formatted, reals e.g. "1., 2., 5*3., 5.E2".

Parameters
[in]rThe array of real variables to convert to a string
[in]sepThe separator between successive values, by default it is ', '.
Returns
The output string

Definition at line 140 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

140  real, intent(in) :: r(:) !< The array of real variables to convert to a string
141  character(len=*), optional, intent(in) :: sep !< The separator between
142  !! successive values, by default it is ', '.
143  character(len=1320) :: left_reals !< The output string
144 
145  integer :: j, n, b, ns
146  logical :: doWrite
147  character(len=10) :: separator
148 
149  n=1 ; dowrite=.true. ; left_reals='' ; b=1
150  if (present(sep)) then
151  separator=sep ; ns=len(sep)
152  else
153  separator=', ' ; ns=2
154  endif
155  do j=1,size(r)
156  dowrite=.true.
157  if (j<size(r)) then
158  if (r(j)==r(j+1)) then
159  n=n+1
160  dowrite=.false.
161  endif
162  endif
163  if (dowrite) then
164  if (b>1) then ! Write separator if a number has already been written
165  write(left_reals(b:),'(A)') separator
166  b=b+ns
167  endif
168  if (n>1) then
169  write(left_reals(b:),'(A,"*",A)') trim(left_int(n)),trim(left_real(r(j)))
170  else
171  write(left_reals(b:),'(A)') trim(left_real(r(j)))
172  endif
173  n=1 ; b=len_trim(left_reals)+1
174  endif
175  enddo

References left_int(), and left_real().

Referenced by string_functions_unit_tests().

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◆ localtesti()

logical function mom_string_functions::localtesti ( logical, intent(in)  verbose,
integer, intent(in)  i1,
integer, intent(in)  i2 
)
private

True if i1 is not equal to i2. False otherwise.

Parameters
[in]verboseIf true, write results to stdout
[in]i1Integer
[in]i2Integer

Definition at line 371 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

371  logical, intent(in) :: verbose !< If true, write results to stdout
372  integer, intent(in) :: i1 !< Integer
373  integer, intent(in) :: i2 !< Integer
374  localtesti=.false.
375  if (i1/=i2) localtesti=.true.
376  if (localtesti .or. verbose) then
377  write(*,*) i1,i2
378  if (localtesti) write(*,*) i1,'!=',i2, '<-- FAIL'
379  endif

Referenced by string_functions_unit_tests().

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◆ localtestr()

logical function mom_string_functions::localtestr ( logical, intent(in)  verbose,
real, intent(in)  r1,
real, intent(in)  r2 
)
private

True if r1 is not equal to r2. False otherwise.

Parameters
[in]verboseIf true, write results to stdout
[in]r1Float
[in]r2Float

Definition at line 384 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

384  logical, intent(in) :: verbose !< If true, write results to stdout
385  real, intent(in) :: r1 !< Float
386  real, intent(in) :: r2 !< Float
387  localtestr=.false.
388  if (r1/=r2) localtestr=.true.
389  if (localtestr .or. verbose) then
390  write(*,*) r1,r2
391  if (localtestr) write(*,*) r1,'!=',r2, '<-- FAIL'
392  endif

Referenced by string_functions_unit_tests().

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◆ localtests()

logical function mom_string_functions::localtests ( logical, intent(in)  verbose,
character(len=*), intent(in)  str1,
character(len=*), intent(in)  str2 
)
private

True if str1 does not match str2. False otherwise.

Parameters
[in]verboseIf true, write results to stdout
[in]str1String
[in]str2String

Definition at line 358 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

358  logical, intent(in) :: verbose !< If true, write results to stdout
359  character(len=*), intent(in) :: str1 !< String
360  character(len=*), intent(in) :: str2 !< String
361  localtests=.false.
362  if (trim(str1)/=trim(str2)) localtests=.true.
363  if (localtests .or. verbose) then
364  write(*,*) '>'//trim(str1)//'<'
365  if (localtests) write(*,*) trim(str1),':',trim(str2), '<-- FAIL'
366  endif

Referenced by string_functions_unit_tests().

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◆ lowercase()

character(len=len(input_string)) function, public mom_string_functions::lowercase ( character(len=*), intent(in)  input_string)

Return a string in which all uppercase letters have been replaced by their lowercase counterparts.

Parameters
[in]input_stringThe string to modify
Returns
The modified output string

Definition at line 24 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

24  character(len=*), intent(in) :: input_string !< The string to modify
25  character(len=len(input_string)) :: lowercase !< The modified output string
26 ! This function returns a string in which all uppercase letters have been
27 ! replaced by their lowercase counterparts. It is loosely based on the
28 ! lowercase function in mpp_util.F90.
29  integer, parameter :: co=iachar('a')-iachar('A') ! case offset
30  integer :: k
31 
32  lowercase = input_string
33  do k=1, len_trim(input_string)
34  if (lowercase(k:k) >= 'A' .and. lowercase(k:k) <= 'Z') &
35  lowercase(k:k) = achar(ichar(lowercase(k:k))+co)
36  enddo

Referenced by mom_io::cmor_long_std(), mom_diag_remap::diag_remap_configure_axes(), mom_oda_driver_mod::init_oda(), mom_state_initialization::mom_initialize_state(), mom_io::num_timelevels(), mom_tracer_registry::register_tracer_diagnostics(), mom_restart::restore_state(), mom_tidal_mixing::tidal_mixing_init(), and mom_tracer_registry::tracer_name_lookup().

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◆ remove_spaces()

character(len=120) function, public mom_string_functions::remove_spaces ( character(len=*), intent(in)  string)

Returns string with all spaces removed.

Parameters
[in]stringString to scan

Definition at line 292 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

292  character(len=*), intent(in) :: string !< String to scan
293  ! Local variables
294  integer :: ns, i, o
295  logical :: lastCharIsSeperator
296  lastcharisseperator = .true.
297  ns = len_trim(string)
298  i = 0; o = 0
299  do while (i<ns)
300  i = i+1
301  if (string(i:i) /= ' ') then ! Copy character to output string
302  o = o + 1
303  remove_spaces(o:o) = string(i:i)
304  endif
305  enddo
306  do i = o+1, 120
307  remove_spaces(i:i) = ' ' ! Wipe any non-empty characters
308  enddo
309  remove_spaces = trim(remove_spaces)

Referenced by mom_open_boundary::open_boundary_config(), and string_functions_unit_tests().

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◆ slasher()

character(len=len(dir)+2) function, public mom_string_functions::slasher ( character(len=*), intent(in)  dir)

Returns a directory name that is terminated with a "/" or "./" if the argument is an empty string.

Parameters
[in]dirA directory to be terminated with a "/" or changed to "./" if it is blank.

Definition at line 398 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

398  character(len=*), intent(in) :: dir !< A directory to be terminated with a "/"
399  !! or changed to "./" if it is blank.
400  character(len=len(dir)+2) :: slasher
401 
402  if (len_trim(dir) == 0) then
403  slasher = "./"
404  elseif (dir(len_trim(dir):len_trim(dir)) == '/') then
405  slasher = trim(dir)
406  else
407  slasher = trim(dir)//"/"
408  endif

Referenced by mom_domains::mom_domains_init().

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◆ string_functions_unit_tests()

logical function, public mom_string_functions::string_functions_unit_tests ( logical, intent(in)  verbose)

Returns true if a unit test of string_functions fails.

Parameters
[in]verboseIf true, write results to stdout

Definition at line 314 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

314  ! Arguments
315  logical, intent(in) :: verbose !< If true, write results to stdout
316  ! Local variables
317  integer :: i(5) = (/ -1, 1, 3, 3, 0 /)
318  real :: r(8) = (/ 0., 1., -2., 1.3, 3.e-11, 3.e-11, 3.e-11, -5.1e12 /)
319  logical :: fail, v
320  fail = .false.
321  v = verbose
322  write(*,*) '==== MOM_string_functions: string_functions_unit_tests ==='
323  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,left_int(-1),'-1')
324  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,left_ints(i(:)),'-1, 1, 3, 3, 0')
325  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,left_real(0.),'0.0')
326  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,left_reals(r(:)),'0.0, 1.0, -2.0, 1.3, 3*3.0E-11, -5.1E+12')
327  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,left_reals(r(:),sep=' '),'0.0 1.0 -2.0 1.3 3*3.0E-11 -5.1E+12')
328  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,left_reals(r(:),sep=','),'0.0,1.0,-2.0,1.3,3*3.0E-11,-5.1E+12')
329  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,extractword("One Two,Three",1),"One")
330  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,extractword("One Two,Three",2),"Two")
331  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,extractword("One Two,Three",3),"Three")
332  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,extractword("One Two, Three",3),"Three")
333  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,extractword(" One Two,Three",1),"One")
334  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,extract_word("One,Two,Three",",",3),"Three")
335  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,extract_word("One,Two,Three",",",4),"")
336  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,remove_spaces("1 2 3"),"123")
337  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,remove_spaces(" 1 2 3"),"123")
338  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,remove_spaces("1 2 3 "),"123")
339  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,remove_spaces("123"),"123")
340  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,remove_spaces(" "),"")
341  fail = fail .or. localtests(v,remove_spaces(""),"")
342  fail = fail .or. localtesti(v,extract_integer("1","",1),1)
343  fail = fail .or. localtesti(v,extract_integer("1,2,3",",",1),1)
344  fail = fail .or. localtesti(v,extract_integer("1,2",",",2),2)
345  fail = fail .or. localtesti(v,extract_integer("1,2",",",3),0)
346  fail = fail .or. localtesti(v,extract_integer("1,2",",",4,4),4)
347  fail = fail .or. localtestr(v,extract_real("1.","",1),1.)
348  fail = fail .or. localtestr(v,extract_real("1.,2.,3.",",",1),1.)
349  fail = fail .or. localtestr(v,extract_real("1.,2.",",",2),2.)
350  fail = fail .or. localtestr(v,extract_real("1.,2.",",",3),0.)
351  fail = fail .or. localtestr(v,extract_real("1.,2.",",",4,4.),4.)
352  if (.not. fail) write(*,*) 'Pass'
353  string_functions_unit_tests = fail

References extract_integer(), extract_real(), extract_word(), extractword(), left_int(), left_ints(), left_real(), left_reals(), localtesti(), localtestr(), localtests(), and remove_spaces().

Referenced by mom_unit_tests::unit_tests().

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◆ uppercase()

character(len=len(input_string)) function, public mom_string_functions::uppercase ( character(len=*), intent(in)  input_string)

Return a string in which all uppercase letters have been replaced by their lowercase counterparts.

Parameters
[in]input_stringThe string to modify
Returns
The modified output string

Definition at line 42 of file MOM_string_functions.F90.

42  character(len=*), intent(in) :: input_string !< The string to modify
43  character(len=len(input_string)) :: uppercase !< The modified output string
44 ! This function returns a string in which all lowercase letters have been
45 ! replaced by their uppercase counterparts. It is loosely based on the
46 ! uppercase function in mpp_util.F90.
47  integer, parameter :: co=iachar('A')-iachar('a') ! case offset
48  integer :: k
49 
50  uppercase = input_string
51  do k=1, len_trim(input_string)
52  if (uppercase(k:k) >= 'a' .and. uppercase(k:k) <= 'z') &
53  uppercase(k:k) = achar(ichar(uppercase(k:k))+co)
54  enddo

Referenced by mom_continuity::continuity_init(), regrid_consts::coordinatemode(), mom_coriolisadv::coriolisadv_init(), mom_energetic_pbl::energetic_pbl_init(), mom_eos::eos_init(), regrid_interp::interpolation_scheme(), mom_main(), mom_ocean_model_mct::ocean_model_init(), mom_ocean_model_nuopc::ocean_model_init(), mom_opacity::opacity_init(), mom_shared_initialization::read_face_length_list(), mom_tidal_mixing::read_tidal_energy(), mom_shared_initialization::reset_face_lengths_list(), mom_remapping::setreconstructiontype(), mom_surface_forcing_nuopc::surface_forcing_init(), mom_surface_forcing_mct::surface_forcing_init(), mom_tidal_mixing::tidal_mixing_init(), and mom_surface_forcing::wind_forcing_from_file().

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