ParaMonte Fortran 2.0.0
Parallel Monte Carlo and Machine Learning Library
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This module contains the generic procedures for converting values of different types and kinds to Fortran strings. More...
Data Types | |
interface | getStr |
Generate and return the conversion of the input value to an output Fortran string, possibly with the requested format and sign symbol, if provided. More... | |
interface | setStr |
Generate and return the conversion of the input value to an output Fortran string, possibly with the requested format and sign symbol, if provided. More... | |
Variables | |
character(*, SK), parameter | MODULE_NAME = "@pm_val2str" |
This module contains the generic procedures for converting values of different types and kinds to Fortran strings.
The functionalities of the generic interfaces of this module are similar to and go beyond the Python join()
string method.
To replicate the Python join()
functionality, simply call the generic interfaces with format
input argument.
For example, to create a concatenated ,
separated string from an integer vector, one can try,
or to separate the items via an arbitrary separator, e.g., _paramone_
, try,
``"(g0,:,',')"``
to single back-ticks in any documentations in this module.
Doxygen version 1.9 has difficultly parsing the code sections with single back-tick when the code contains advanced features of modern Fortran g0
edit descriptor.
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character(*, SK), parameter pm_val2str::MODULE_NAME = "@pm_val2str" |
Definition at line 66 of file pm_val2str.F90.