Re: Using the same subroutine to read files with different structures
- From: "Arjen Markus" <arjen.markus@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 7 Dec 2006 00:18:26 -0800
Gary Scott schreef:
Does anybody have a general purpose Fortran-based parser that does
something minimal like:
receive a string of text
tokenizes to either space and comma delimited strings or space and comma
delimited tokens of a specified size (e.g. 8-byte tokens, truncated)
scans for "keyword=" syntax
handles comma separation of tokens
handles literal string delimiting
returns an array of keyword strings
returns an associated array of keyword values
all text, no value conversion.
something more sophisticated?
My flibs project (http://flibs.sf.net) contains several modules that
may
be of interest here:
- A pattern matcher (a limited form of glob patterns)
- A tokeniser
- A module for dealing with strings of arbitrary length
Regards,
Arjen
.
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