Describe the Enhancement

This issue was raised by the DTC Ensembles team. When running Ensemble-Stat via METplus, the following WARNING message appeared:

WARNING:
WARNING: Dictionary::lookup_int() -> integer lookup failed for name "field"
WARNING:

I traced through the logic and found the following:

• Gen-Ens-Prod parses the nbrhd_prob dictionary from the config file here.
• It calls parse_conf_nbrhd() to do so.
• That calls lookup_int() for the "field" entry.

But "field" is NOT included in the default nbrhd_prob dictionary, so that entry will not in general be found.

However the config file logic continues searching higher and higher levels of context. When "field" is found at one of those higher levels of context this warning message is triggered.

For example, adding the following to the Ensemble-Stat config file triggers the warning:

field = { name = "BAD"; level = "BAD"; }

Recommend writing/using a specific parse_conf_nbrhd_prob() function instead of reusing parse_conf_nbrhd().

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