fname = "namelist.txt" # Fortran namelist file
open(fname,"r") do fid
for line in eachline(fid)
line = strip(replace(line,","," "))
(line[1] == '&' || line[1] == '/') && continue
include_string("global const " * line)
end
end
(Untested). Note that it isn't necessary to declare the types--they will
be inferred by the format in the file. And since the variables are
declared const, the types won't change.
--Peter
On Friday, June 6, 2014 2:21:37 PM UTC-7, Andrei Berceanu wrote:
>
> I have an input file with the following structure:
>
> INPUT:
>
> &indata
> run = 1 ,
> in_sswf_rk = 0 ,
> in_sswf_sp = 200 ,
> kount_st = 150 ,
> kount_end = 150 ,
> kappa_C = 0.12 ,
> ......
>
> How can I read all these parameters in Julia into global constants? I am
> saying constants because I read that performance-wise it is not a good idea
> to define global variables. Also, can I give each constant a specific type
> (float, int)?
>
> PS: I guess in Python I would be using the ConfigParser module.
>
> Tnx!
>
