Re: Does this string processing work for you?


"*** Hendrickson" <***.hendrickson@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> If Fortran did adopt some rule about returning an index,
> what would you like to happen for
> read( s, *, err=1 ) ( v(i) ,i=1,5 ), (x(j), j=1,5)
> what values would you like for i and j if the error
> happens in the first 5 values? How do you determine
> whether it did or not?
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> *** Hendrickson
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Actually its NOT a case of asking for additional processing to return a
index,
its just asking compiler writers to keep their COTTON-PICKING HANDS OFF the
existing index when a error is detected.

To test for a successful processing above, you can set i,j = 0 before the
read,
then if the error is in the first 5 values, i will be < 5+1 and j will be
zero
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