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Started by Ravinder Bhumbla
Wed, 27 Jan 1993 08:41
Comments in input files (not source code)?
Author: Ravinder Bhumbla
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 08:41
Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 08:41
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How would one go about writing a program that would understand a `$' in a data file to be a comment character and would skip to the next line as soon as it encountered it? That would enable you to document input data nicely. I can't think of a simple way to do it. Please forgive me if this is an RTFM question but my Fortran book did not have any suggestion. The only way I have been doing it so far is to add information at the end of each line where my program does not expect any data to be. For example I could have the following source code: ... read(7,*) abc, ijk, def read(7,*) nnn, rrr ... and the input file would be: ... 10.0 5 25.6 These are values for abc, ijk, def 235 22.5 These are values for nnn, rrr ... But this does not let me put comments at arbitrary places in the input data. Could you please let me know what techniques you use to add comments to your input data files? Please e-mail directly to me and I'll post a summary if I get any positive responses. Thanks, Ravi -- Ravinder Bhumbla rbhumbla@ucsd.edu U. of California, San Diego
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