Add a note about possibly making the reading of the times more robust in the case where there are fewer than 6 time steps in a given file.
Merge branch 'dev' of github.com:pwcazenave/fvcom-toolbox into dev
Add closing verbose statement.
Due to the odd vertical structure in HYCOM, it is sometimes the case that there are fewer than 16 data points available. As such, limit the number of neightbours to either 16 or the entire vector. Similarly, if there are only two data points, a triangulation seems overkill (and impossible), so just take the mean of those two values.
New function to load the appropriate E-HYPE river data for use in FVCOM.
Minor fixes to the formatting of the help.
Add support for FVCOM files which do not have Itime and Itime2 variables (e.g. those which have had a subset of their variables extracted with ncks).
Fix the variable names in the help.
Finish the function to extract river nodes and sum flow discharges when multiple rivers are assigned to the same model node.
Make the call to mjulian2greg occur once only rather than for each time in the river data (which is noisy if ftbverbose is set to true).
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:pwcazenave/fvcom-toolbox into dev
Fix handling of the optional vString argument.
Fix the way time is handled when reading in the newest Met Office model
outputs (2012 onwards).

Previously a time variable had to be specified in varlist. Now, each
data variable's time is returned as an array within the MetUM.(variable)
struct, giving MetUM.(variable).time and MetUM.(variable).data. This
means if each data variable uses a different time sampling, that can be
accounted for later (by interpolating to a common time series with
interp3, for example).

Currently the code extracts the first 6 hour's worth of data. The
assumption there is that the Met Office do 4 runs per day, so 6 hours of
data from each run gives you a day's worth.
Add support for writing HEATING_CALCULATED forcing files (in which the net surface heat flux is calculated within the model rather than from an external source).
Update the search for the surface pressure level based on the Met Office documentation.
Remove some redundancy and order things more logically.
Ignore the third dimension when finding out if the input data is the wrong way around.
Add support for writing all the variables needed for a HEATING_CALCULATED model run. This essentially makes write_FVCOM_heating redundant, but I'll leave it in as it's a bit simpler to understand what's going on there. Also update the way the net surface heat flux is calculated (sum long and short, subtract latent and sensible).
Fix typo.
Remove trailing whitespace and tabs (replaced with four spaces).