[Question:]How to split one file into 3/4 using fortran?

From: andy (andylcx_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 07/24/04 

Date: 24 Jul 2004 12:42:54 -0700

Hi there:
   I have a question about how to split a file following into 3
different files.

The file is like this:

#comments 1
#....
#....
.
.
.

12 23 45 34 24 56
12 33 23 45 32 34
32 1 1 2 34 -9
...
...
...

#comments 2
#....
#....
.
.
.

12 23 45 34 24 56
12 33 23 45 32 34
32 1 1 2 34 -9
...
...
...

#comments 3
#....
#....
.
.
.

12 23 45 34 24 56
12 33 23 45 32 34
32 1 1 2 34 -9
...
...
...

My question is how to skip the comments part and use array to extract
the numbers from the file and store the numbers into three different
files? I have several files like this. In every file, the size of the
comment part and number part are the same, but they are different in
different file. I don't know how to open the array to store the
numbers because I do not know how large the array I need to open and I
also do not know when the end of number part reachs.

Any idea? Thanks in advance!

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Finding the nearest match without reusing results
    ... comparing an array with a value generates an array of Trues and ... Any diff with wrong State or with used Store is implicitly zeroed out. ... Each must be larger than the absolute value of the maximum Sales ... go.....it just needs to return the closest match. ...
    (microsoft.public.excel.programming)
  • Re: read keyboard input and storing in an array?
    ... > I'm trying to store user input in an array, ... You have the beginnings of that logic already since your prompt tells the ... 201st value since the array only has room for 200 values. ... This will force you to store the int values as Integer ('Integer' ...
    (comp.lang.java.help)
  • Re: Challenge: reading ascii data
    ... to store all the data before producing any output. ... would be bad practice in terms of memory consumption to use a standard ... So I use hashes to create a two-level "sparse array", ... Well the original problem definition was: ...
    (comp.lang.fortran)
  • Re: attempting an actual game...
    ... >>> and inflexible by the absurd decision to use a bit array for square ... as then one has 8 bits in which to store a color and a few flags ... Using a 2D int (or, ... > Change direction and you may eventually complete a game. ...
    (comp.games.development.programming.misc)
  • Re: Sparse arrays
    ... >access array element, set it, sit for a bit, and read it back ... ONLY operations are STORE and RETRIEVE with no structure to the ... If you can tolerate a bit of inefficiency ... They live in sorted lists. ...
    (comp.lang.fortran)