Free Formatting is the modern style. Continuations are indicated by an
ampersand at the end of the uncompleted line -- anywhere at the end. There is
nothing special about column 73, and lines can be considerably longer than 73
characters.
Whew. Glad to hear the 'column 6' continuation is
Hi,
Has anyone figured out how to automatically place a character (e.g.,
) in the same column of selected lines? This would be really useful
for Fortran continuation lines. So far I can't see how to do it other
than spacing one by one over from the end of the text to column 73,
which is really
At 08:33 -0700 14/10/2010, jtk wrote:
Has anyone figured out how to automatically place a character (e.g.,
) in the same column of selected lines? This would be really useful
for Fortran continuation lines. So far I can't see how to do it other
than spacing one by one over from the end of the
At 18:32 +0100 10/14/10, John Delacour wrote:
At 08:33 -0700 14/10/2010, jtk wrote:
Has anyone figured out how to automatically place a character (e.g.,
) in the same column of selected lines? This would be really useful
for Fortran continuation lines. So far I can't see how to do it other
than
Thanks for all the replies, and for reminding me that I'm a complete
dinosaur for still programming in Fortran ;^. Obviously Doug you
haven't had to program in Fortran 90/95. Official form for
continuations is to put an ampersand in col. 73 of the first line and
another one in col. 6 of the
At 17:09 -0700 10/14/10, jtk wrote:
Thanks for all the replies, and for reminding me that I'm a complete
dinosaur for still programming in Fortran ;^. Obviously Doug you
haven't had to program in Fortran 90/95. Official form for
continuations is to put an ampersand in col. 73 of the first line and
On Oct 14, 2010, at 8:09 PM, jtk wrote:
Obviously Doug you
haven't had to program in Fortran 90/95. Official form for
continuations is to put an ampersand in col. 73 of the first line and
another one in col. 6 of the continuation line.
This is not true. (Unless you are saying there is a
