Thanks to all of you good people!
Believe it or not, my old code was based on help obtained back in May of
1995(!) I had not needed programming help since. I have to think of myself
as an amateur scientist using Fortran, not to make applications to sell to
users, but just to get answers -- except
José Mejuto schrieb:
Add at beginning {$H+} to switch on ansistrings, otherwise you are
using shortstrings which are 255 characters in length at most, and
your lines are around 300 chars.
Instead of using obscure compiler switches (where you never know for
sure the scope and whether they work
Hello FPC-Pascal,
Wednesday, July 6, 2011, 8:55:10 AM, you wrote:
KH> Attached you will find the Free Pascal program (it's a console program and
KH> 11KB in size), the file it's supposed to alter, and the file the program is
KH> supposed to spit out.
Add at beginning {$H+} to switch on ansistrin
Hi Ko,
On 7/6/11, Ko Hashiguchi wrote:
> The last two values in the rows in VchrtTRN.TXT are not supposed to have
> values of 0.0. This is where my problem is: why doesn't the program give me
> the expected, non-zero answer?
I tried a different approach.
Instead of breaking down the InputString
Well, show us some example code, and some example files that go wrong,
otherwise ti'll be hard to help.
Bart
On 7/4/11, Ko Hashiguchi wrote:
> Sirs (and Madams, as need be),
>
> I use Free Pascal to compose simple filters: I take in a comma-delimited
> ASCII file, work the data, and spit back ou
Sirs (and Madams, as need be),
I use Free Pascal to compose simple filters: I take in a comma-delimited
ASCII file, work the data, and spit back out the altered info.
I'm having a problem in that my program does not seem to be reading all of
the ASCII files. The files are mostly double-precision
