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Re: printf formatting [message #44626 is a reply to message #44625]

Thu, 30 June 2005 09:04

Craig Markwardt
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"brian0918" <brian0918@gmail.com> writes:
> Alright, I found a way to do it, but it's not that pretty. I have it
> check if (the total size of the array) mod (number of columns per row)
> = 0, and if it does, then it does that command, but if it doesn't equal
> 0, then:
>
> printf,1,format='(1((1x,3(f3.1,1x)),1x,"\"),$)',data(0:*)
> printf,1," \"
>
>
> If anyone sees any problems with this, or if you know of a much easier
> way to do this, please let me know.

To avoid the comparison, couldn't you use the ':' format code to
terminate the output, and then always append the '\' with a separate
command?

Anyway, your solution doesn't seem that ugly to me. Complex
formatting requires complex solutions.

Good luck,
Craig

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