Generate and return the result of the lexicographic comparison of two input objects of the same type, kind, and rank using the > operator. More...

Detailed Description

Generate and return the result of the lexicographic comparison of two input objects of the same type, kind, and rank using the > operator.

For more information about the lexicographic comparisons defined in this generic procedure, in particular, in the context of complex and logical arrays, see the detailed description of pm_arrayCompareLex.

Parameters

[in]

array1

: The input contiguous array of rank 1 of either

type character of kind any supported by the processor (e.g., SK, SKA, SKD , or SKU) or,
type integer of kind any supported by the processor (e.g., IK, IK8, IK16, IK32, or IK64) or,
type logical of kind any supported by the processor (e.g., LK) or,
type complex of kind any supported by the processor (e.g., CK, CK32, CK64, or CK128) or,
type real of kind any supported by the processor (e.g., RK, RK32, RK64, or RK128) or,

or,

a scalar assumed-length character of kind any supported by the processor (e.g., SK, SKA, SKD , or SKU),

whose contents will be lexicographically compared with the contents of array2.

[in] array2 : The input of the same type, kind, and rank as array1.

Returns: compares : The output scalar of type logical of default kind LK containing the result of the lexical comparison of the values of the two input objects.

Possible calling interfaces ⛓

: use pm_kind, only: LK

use pm_arrayCompareLex, only: operator(.lgt.)

logical(LK) :: compares

compares = array1 .lgt. array2

pm_arrayCompareLex
This module contains procedures and generic interfaces for performing lexicographic comparisons of tw...
Definition: pm_arrayCompareLex.F90:71

pm_kind
This module defines the relevant Fortran kind type-parameters frequently used in the ParaMonte librar...
Definition: pm_kind.F90:268

pm_kind::LK
integer, parameter LK
The default logical kind in the ParaMonte library: kind(.true.) in Fortran, kind(....
Definition: pm_kind.F90:541

Remarks: The operator .lgt. stands for lexically greater than.; The procedures under discussion are pure.

See also: operator(.llt.)
operator(.lle.)
operator(.lge.)
operator(.lgt.)

Example usage ⛓

: 1program example

2

3 use pm_kind, only: LK ! The default `logical` kind.

4 use pm_kind, only: SK ! The default `character` kind.

5 use pm_kind, only: IK ! All other kinds are also supported.

6 use pm_kind, only: CK ! All other kinds are also supported.

7 use pm_kind, only: RK ! All other kinds are also supported.

8 use pm_arrayCompareLex, only: operator(.lgt.)

9 use pm_distUnif, only: setUnifRand

10 use pm_io, only: display_type

11

12 implicit none

13

14 type(display_type) :: disp

15

16 disp = display_type(file = "main.out.F90")

17

18 call disp%skip()

19 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

20 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

21 call disp%show("! Lexically compare two scalar strings with the `< ` operator.")

22 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

23 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

24 call disp%skip()

25

26 call disp%show("SK_'ParaMonte' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonte'")

27 call disp%show( SK_'ParaMonte' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonte' )

28 call disp%skip()

29

30 call disp%show("SK_'ParaMonte' .lgt. SK_'Paramonte'")

31 call disp%show( SK_'ParaMonte' .lgt. SK_'Paramonte' )

32 call disp%skip()

33

34 call disp%show("SK_'ParaMonte' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonteX'")

35 call disp%show( SK_'ParaMonte' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonteX' )

36 call disp%skip()

37

38 call disp%show("SK_'ParaMonteX' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonte'")

39 call disp%show( SK_'ParaMonteX' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonte' )

40 call disp%skip()

41

42 call disp%show("SK_'ParaMonte' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonte ' ! Compare with the Fortran intrinsic lexical comparison below.")

43 call disp%show( SK_'ParaMonte' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonte ' )

44 call disp%skip()

45

46 call disp%show("SK_'ParaMonte' > SK_'ParaMonte ' ! Compare with the lexical comparison above.")

47 call disp%show( SK_'ParaMonte' > SK_'ParaMonte ' )

48 call disp%skip()

49

50 call disp%show("SK_'ParaMonte ' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonte' ! Compare with the Fortran intrinsic lexical comparison below.")

51 call disp%show( SK_'ParaMonte ' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonte' )

52 call disp%skip()

53

54 call disp%show("SK_'ParaMonte ' > SK_'ParaMonte' ! Compare with the lexical comparison above.")

55 call disp%show( SK_'ParaMonte ' > SK_'ParaMonte' )

56 call disp%skip()

57

58 call disp%skip()

59 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

60 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

61 call disp%show("! Lexically compare two vector of logical with the `< ` operator.")

62 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

63 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

64 call disp%skip()

65

66 call disp%show("[.false._LK] .lgt. [.false._LK]")

67 call disp%show( [.false._LK] .lgt. [.false._LK] )

68 call disp%skip()

69

70 call disp%show("[.false._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK]")

71 call disp%show( [.false._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK] )

72 call disp%skip()

73

74 call disp%show("[.true._LK] .lgt. [.false._LK]")

75 call disp%show( [.true._LK] .lgt. [.false._LK] )

76 call disp%skip()

77

78 call disp%show("[.true._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK]")

79 call disp%show( [.true._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK] )

80 call disp%skip()

81

82 call disp%show("[.true._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK, .true._LK]")

83 call disp%show( [.true._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK, .true._LK] )

84 call disp%skip()

85

86 call disp%show("[.true._LK] .lgt. [.false._LK, .true._LK]")

87 call disp%show( [.true._LK] .lgt. [.false._LK, .true._LK] )

88 call disp%skip()

89

90 call disp%show("[.true._LK, .true._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK, .true._LK]")

91 call disp%show( [.true._LK, .true._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK, .true._LK] )

92 call disp%skip()

93

94 call disp%show("[.true._LK, .false._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK, .true._LK]")

95 call disp%show( [.true._LK, .false._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK, .true._LK] )

96 call disp%skip()

97

98 call disp%show("[.true._LK, .true._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK, .false._LK]")

99 call disp%show( [.true._LK, .true._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK, .false._LK] )

100 call disp%skip()

101

102 call disp%skip()

103 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

104 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

105 call disp%show("! Lexically compare two vector of integer with the `< ` operator.")

106 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

107 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

108 call disp%skip()

109

110 call disp%show("[+0_IK] .lgt. [-1_IK]")

111 call disp%show( [+0_IK] .lgt. [-1_IK] )

112 call disp%skip()

113

114 call disp%show("[+0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK]")

115 call disp%show( [+0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK] )

116 call disp%skip()

117

118 call disp%show("[+0_IK] .lgt. [+1_IK]")

119 call disp%show( [+0_IK] .lgt. [+1_IK] )

120 call disp%skip()

121

122 call disp%show("[+0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, -1_IK]")

123 call disp%show( [+0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, -1_IK] )

124 call disp%skip()

125

126 call disp%show("[+0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, +0_IK]")

127 call disp%show( [+0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, +0_IK] )

128 call disp%skip()

129

130 call disp%show("[+0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, +1_IK]")

131 call disp%show( [+0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, +1_IK] )

132 call disp%skip()

133

134 call disp%show("[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [-1_IK, -1_IK]")

135 call disp%show( [+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [-1_IK, -1_IK] )

136 call disp%skip()

137

138 call disp%show("[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [-1_IK, +0_IK]")

139 call disp%show( [+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [-1_IK, +0_IK] )

140 call disp%skip()

141

142 call disp%show("[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [-1_IK, +1_IK]")

143 call disp%show( [+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [-1_IK, +1_IK] )

144 call disp%skip()

145

146 call disp%show("[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, -1_IK]")

147 call disp%show( [+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, -1_IK] )

148 call disp%skip()

149

150 call disp%show("[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, +0_IK]")

151 call disp%show( [+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, +0_IK] )

152 call disp%skip()

153

154 call disp%show("[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, +1_IK]")

155 call disp%show( [+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, +1_IK] )

156 call disp%skip()

157

158 call disp%show("[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+1_IK, -1_IK]")

159 call disp%show( [+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+1_IK, -1_IK] )

160 call disp%skip()

161

162 call disp%show("[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+1_IK, +0_IK]")

163 call disp%show( [+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+1_IK, +0_IK] )

164 call disp%skip()

165

166 call disp%show("[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+1_IK, +1_IK]")

167 call disp%show( [+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+1_IK, +1_IK] )

168 call disp%skip()

169

170 call disp%skip()

171 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

172 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

173 call disp%show("! Lexically compare two vector of real with the `< ` operator.")

174 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

175 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

176 call disp%skip()

177

178 call disp%show("[+0._RK] .lgt. [-1._RK]")

179 call disp%show( [+0._RK] .lgt. [-1._RK] )

180 call disp%skip()

181

182 call disp%show("[+0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK]")

183 call disp%show( [+0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK] )

184 call disp%skip()

185

186 call disp%show("[+0._RK] .lgt. [+1._RK]")

187 call disp%show( [+0._RK] .lgt. [+1._RK] )

188 call disp%skip()

189

190 call disp%show("[+0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, -1._RK]")

191 call disp%show( [+0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, -1._RK] )

192 call disp%skip()

193

194 call disp%show("[+0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, +0._RK]")

195 call disp%show( [+0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, +0._RK] )

196 call disp%skip()

197

198 call disp%show("[+0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, +1._RK]")

199 call disp%show( [+0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, +1._RK] )

200 call disp%skip()

201

202 call disp%show("[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [-1._RK, -1._RK]")

203 call disp%show( [+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [-1._RK, -1._RK] )

204 call disp%skip()

205

206 call disp%show("[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [-1._RK, +0._RK]")

207 call disp%show( [+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [-1._RK, +0._RK] )

208 call disp%skip()

209

210 call disp%show("[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [-1._RK, +1._RK]")

211 call disp%show( [+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [-1._RK, +1._RK] )

212 call disp%skip()

213

214 call disp%show("[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, -1._RK]")

215 call disp%show( [+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, -1._RK] )

216 call disp%skip()

217

218 call disp%show("[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, +0._RK]")

219 call disp%show( [+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, +0._RK] )

220 call disp%skip()

221

222 call disp%show("[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, +1._RK]")

223 call disp%show( [+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, +1._RK] )

224 call disp%skip()

225

226 call disp%show("[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+1._RK, -1._RK]")

227 call disp%show( [+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+1._RK, -1._RK] )

228 call disp%skip()

229

230 call disp%show("[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+1._RK, +0._RK]")

231 call disp%show( [+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+1._RK, +0._RK] )

232 call disp%skip()

233

234 call disp%show("[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+1._RK, +1._RK]")

235 call disp%show( [+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+1._RK, +1._RK] )

236 call disp%skip()

237

238 call disp%skip()

239 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

240 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

241 call disp%show("! Lexically compare two vector of integer with the `< ` operator.")

242 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

243 call disp%show("!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%")

244 call disp%skip()

245

246 call disp%show("[(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(-1._RK, -1._RK)]")

247 call disp%show( [(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(-1._RK, -1._RK)] )

248 call disp%skip()

249

250 call disp%show("[(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(-1._RK, +1._RK)]")

251 call disp%show( [(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(-1._RK, +1._RK)] )

252 call disp%skip()

253

254 call disp%show("[(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK)]")

255 call disp%show( [(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK)] )

256 call disp%skip()

257

258 call disp%show("[(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+1._RK, +1._RK)]")

259 call disp%show( [(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+1._RK, +1._RK)] )

260 call disp%skip()

261

262 call disp%show("[(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+1._RK, -1._RK)]")

263 call disp%show( [(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+1._RK, -1._RK)] )

264 call disp%skip()

265

266 call disp%show("[(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +1._RK), (-1._RK, -1._RK)]")

267 call disp%show( [(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +1._RK), (-1._RK, -1._RK)] )

268 call disp%skip()

269

270 call disp%show("[(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (-1._RK, -1._RK)]")

271 call disp%show( [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (-1._RK, -1._RK)] )

272 call disp%skip()

273

274 call disp%show("[(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, -1._RK)]")

275 call disp%show( [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, -1._RK)] )

276 call disp%skip()

277

278 call disp%show("[(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +1._RK)]")

279 call disp%show( [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +1._RK)] )

280 call disp%skip()

281

282 call disp%show("[(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+1._RK, +1._RK)]")

283 call disp%show( [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+1._RK, +1._RK)] )

284 call disp%skip()

285

286end program example

pm_distUnif::setUnifRand
Return a uniform random scalar or contiguous array of arbitrary rank of randomly uniformly distribute...
Definition: pm_distUnif.F90:11061

pm_io::show
This is a generic method of the derived type display_type with pass attribute.
Definition: pm_io.F90:11726

pm_io::skip
This is a generic method of the derived type display_type with pass attribute.
Definition: pm_io.F90:11508

pm_distUnif
This module contains classes and procedures for computing various statistical quantities related to t...
Definition: pm_distUnif.F90:274

pm_io
This module contains classes and procedures for input/output (IO) or generic display operations on st...
Definition: pm_io.F90:252

pm_io::disp
type(display_type) disp
This is a scalar module variable an object of type display_type for general display.
Definition: pm_io.F90:11393

pm_kind::RK
integer, parameter RK
The default real kind in the ParaMonte library: real64 in Fortran, c_double in C-Fortran Interoperati...
Definition: pm_kind.F90:543

pm_kind::CK
integer, parameter CK
The default complex kind in the ParaMonte library: real64 in Fortran, c_double_complex in C-Fortran I...
Definition: pm_kind.F90:542

pm_kind::IK
integer, parameter IK
The default integer kind in the ParaMonte library: int32 in Fortran, c_int32_t in C-Fortran Interoper...
Definition: pm_kind.F90:540

pm_kind::SK
integer, parameter SK
The default character kind in the ParaMonte library: kind("a") in Fortran, c_char in C-Fortran Intero...
Definition: pm_kind.F90:539

pm_io::display_type
Generate and return an object of type display_type.
Definition: pm_io.F90:10282

Example Unix compile command via Intel ifort compiler ⛓
1#!/usr/bin/env sh

2rm main.exe

3ifort -fpp -standard-semantics -O3 -Wl,-rpath,../../../lib -I../../../inc main.F90 ../../../lib/libparamonte* -o main.exe

4./main.exe

Example Windows Batch compile command via Intel ifort compiler ⛓
1del main.exe

2set PATH=..\..\..\lib;%PATH%

3ifort /fpp /standard-semantics /O3 /I:..\..\..\include main.F90 ..\..\..\lib\libparamonte*.lib /exe:main.exe

4main.exe

Example Unix / MinGW compile command via GNU gfortran compiler ⛓
1#!/usr/bin/env sh

2rm main.exe

3gfortran -cpp -ffree-line-length-none -O3 -Wl,-rpath,../../../lib -I../../../inc main.F90 ../../../lib/libparamonte* -o main.exe

4./main.exe

Example output ⛓
1

2!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

3!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

4! Lexically compare two scalar strings with the `< ` operator.

5!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

6!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

7

8SK_'ParaMonte' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonte'

9F

10

11SK_'ParaMonte' .lgt. SK_'Paramonte'

12F

13

14SK_'ParaMonte' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonteX'

15F

16

17SK_'ParaMonteX' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonte'

18T

19

20SK_'ParaMonte' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonte ' ! Compare with the Fortran intrinsic lexical comparison below.

21F

22

23SK_'ParaMonte' > SK_'ParaMonte ' ! Compare with the lexical comparison above.

24F

25

26SK_'ParaMonte ' .lgt. SK_'ParaMonte' ! Compare with the Fortran intrinsic lexical comparison below.

27T

28

29SK_'ParaMonte ' > SK_'ParaMonte' ! Compare with the lexical comparison above.

30F

31

32

33!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

34!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

35! Lexically compare two vector of logical with the `< ` operator.

36!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

37!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

38

39[.false._LK] .lgt. [.false._LK]

40F

41

42[.false._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK]

43F

44

45[.true._LK] .lgt. [.false._LK]

46T

47

48[.true._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK]

49F

50

51[.true._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK, .true._LK]

52F

53

54[.true._LK] .lgt. [.false._LK, .true._LK]

55T

56

57[.true._LK, .true._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK, .true._LK]

58F

59

60[.true._LK, .false._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK, .true._LK]

61F

62

63[.true._LK, .true._LK] .lgt. [.true._LK, .false._LK]

64T

65

66

67!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

68!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

69! Lexically compare two vector of integer with the `< ` operator.

70!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

71!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

72

73[+0_IK] .lgt. [-1_IK]

74T

75

76[+0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK]

77F

78

79[+0_IK] .lgt. [+1_IK]

80F

81

82[+0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, -1_IK]

83F

84

85[+0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, +0_IK]

86F

87

88[+0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, +1_IK]

89F

90

91[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [-1_IK, -1_IK]

92T

93

94[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [-1_IK, +0_IK]

95T

96

97[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [-1_IK, +1_IK]

98T

99

100[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, -1_IK]

101T

102

103[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, +0_IK]

104F

105

106[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+0_IK, +1_IK]

107F

108

109[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+1_IK, -1_IK]

110F

111

112[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+1_IK, +0_IK]

113F

114

115[+0_IK, +0_IK] .lgt. [+1_IK, +1_IK]

116F

117

118

119!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

120!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

121! Lexically compare two vector of real with the `< ` operator.

122!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

123!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

124

125[+0._RK] .lgt. [-1._RK]

126T

127

128[+0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK]

129F

130

131[+0._RK] .lgt. [+1._RK]

132F

133

134[+0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, -1._RK]

135F

136

137[+0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, +0._RK]

138F

139

140[+0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, +1._RK]

141F

142

143[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [-1._RK, -1._RK]

144T

145

146[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [-1._RK, +0._RK]

147T

148

149[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [-1._RK, +1._RK]

150T

151

152[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, -1._RK]

153T

154

155[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, +0._RK]

156F

157

158[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+0._RK, +1._RK]

159F

160

161[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+1._RK, -1._RK]

162F

163

164[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+1._RK, +0._RK]

165F

166

167[+0._RK, +0._RK] .lgt. [+1._RK, +1._RK]

168F

169

170

171!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

172!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

173! Lexically compare two vector of integer with the `< ` operator.

174!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

175!%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

176

177[(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(-1._RK, -1._RK)]

178T

179

180[(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(-1._RK, +1._RK)]

181T

182

183[(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK)]

184F

185

186[(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+1._RK, +1._RK)]

187F

188

189[(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+1._RK, -1._RK)]

190F

191

192[(+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +1._RK), (-1._RK, -1._RK)]

193F

194

195[(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (-1._RK, -1._RK)]

196T

197

198[(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, -1._RK)]

199T

200

201[(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +1._RK)]

202F

203

204[(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+0._RK, +0._RK)] .lgt. [(+0._RK, +0._RK), (+1._RK, +1._RK)]

205F

206

207

Test:: test_pm_arrayCompareLex

Todo:: Very Low Priority: The functionality of this generic interface should be extended to input container arguments, also to arrays of higher ranks.

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Author:: Amir Shahmoradi, September 1, 2017, 12:00 AM, Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences (ICES), The University of Texas at Austin

Definition at line 1485 of file pm_arrayCompareLex.F90.

The documentation for this interface was generated from the following file:

src/fortran/main/pm_arrayCompareLex.F90