Difference between revisions of "IXTpath"
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| + | This is an object which can be used to store directories which can be searched through in the same way as a VMS logical. It is defined in the IXMpath module which itself contains a private module variable g_paths, which is an allocatable array of IXTpath objects. There are some subroutines/functions which are specific to the g_paths object, and these in turn call IXTpath object functions and subroutines. | ||
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Revision as of 14:00, 2 April 2008
This is an object which can be used to store directories which can be searched through in the same way as a VMS logical. It is defined in the IXMpath module which itself contains a private module variable g_paths, which is an allocatable array of IXTpath objects. There are some subroutines/functions which are specific to the g_paths object, and these in turn call IXTpath object functions and subroutines.
Structure
The elements of the object are as follows:
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| name | char | name of searchpath |
| directory(:) | char(allocatable) | list of directories to search through |
F90 syntax
use IXMpath type(IXTpath):: path type(IXTstatus):: status