diagnostics.py -c [comvals] -d [descobsfilen] -e [endcol] -f [ASCIIobsfilen] -g [dbg] -k [obskind] -s [stvals] -f [cftimeval]   Script has the following attributes to be used with:     [comvals]':' separated list of characters used for comments inside the
      ASCII observational file
    [descobsfilen]name of the file with the description of the ASCII file with the
      observations to transform
    [endcol]character to indicate end of the column for each observed
        variable. There are two special cases:
      'space', for spaces
      'None',[fixcoljumps] for files with the measurements provided by fixed size columns
        [fixcoljumps]: ',' separated list of positions of column ends within the line
    [ASCIIobsfilen] ASCII file with the observations
    [dbg] whether debug is required ('false', 'true')
    [obskind]kind of observations one of: 'stations-map', 'multi-points',
      'single-station', 'trajectory'
    [stvals]=[stname],[stlong],[stlat],[stheight] Values to describe the station,
         only valid for 'single-station':
      [stname] name of the station ('!' for spaces)
      [stlon] longitude of the station
      [stlat] latitude of the station
      [stheight] height of the station
    [cftimeval]=[Refdate],[tunits] values to generate the time following
      CF conventions with reference date in [YYYY][MM][DD][HH][MI][SS] format and
      time units: 'weeks', 'days', 'hours', 'miuntes', 'seconds'
  
  Inside the description file, user has to specify:
    institution=Institution who creates the data
    department=Department within the institution
    scientists=names of the data producers
    contact=contact of the data producers
    description=description of the observations
    acknowledgement=sentence of acknowlegement
    comment=comment for the measurements
         MissingValue='|' list of ASCII values for missing values within the data
      (as they appear!, 'empty' for no value at all)
    comment=comments
         varN='|' separated list of variable names (CF conventions recommended)
    varLN='|' list of long variable names
    varU='|' list units of the variables (CF conventions recommended)
       NOTE: in case observation is tabulled following a WMO code,
        user can use wmo_code_[NUM] as units and if
        a given file called wmo_[NUM].code exists (already available:
        0200, 020012, 0509, 4561, 0513, 4677, 0500, 0515) additional dimensions and
        variables will be added (see below):
          wmo_code_[NUM]: Values of the code
          wmo_code_[NUM]_meaning: meaning of each code
    varBUFR='|' list BUFR code of the variables (optional, can not be provided)
    varTYPE='|' list of variable types ('D', 'F', 'I', 'I64', 'S')
    varOPER='|' list of operations to do to the variables to meet their
      units ([oper],[val]) (optional)
      [oper]:
        -, nothing
        sumc, add [val]
        subc, rest [val]
        mulc, multiply by [val]
        divc, divide by [val]
        rmchar,[val],[pos], remove [val] characters from [pos]='B', beginning, 'E', end
    NAMElon=name of the variable (from varN, if applicable) with the longitude
      (x position)
    NAMElat=name of the variable (from varN, if applicable) with the latitude
      (y position)
    NAMEheight=name of the variable (from varN, if applicable) with the height
      (z position)
    NAMEtime=name of the varibale with the time (from varN)
      NOTE: It can be a combination of different variables from varN separated
        by '@' character (e.g.: date@time)     FMTtime=format of the time (as in 'C' (e.g.: %Y-%m-%d@%H:%M:%S), or use
      'CFtime' for observational times which are already in CF-like format)
  ------- ------ ----- ---- --- -- -
    wmo_[NUM].code file with structure:
      reference|web page, document reference with the code
      short_description|main description of the code wmo_code|[NUM]
      long_description|long description of the code
      codeTYPE|type of the code (andy of 'D', 'F', 'I', 'S')
      @| Valuesline giving the start of the values
      [val1]|[meaning of first value]
      (...)
      [valN]|[meaning of last value]