Re: fortran character set



Terence wrote:

None of the Fortran compilers I use offer currency editing in the
format statement and therefore the concept of a currency symbol did
not exist in my productive days, in the Fortran language. Maybe
something strange happened since; I'm sure I don't like the way it's
going...

PL/I originally had a format for printing pounds, shillings,
and pence. Since England doesn't use that anymore, I think it
has been removed from more recent compilers.

(It was a special case of the Picture format, which would also
be useful for other currency formatting. I believe, including
a floating currency symbol.)

-- glen

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