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Variables
Type
Visibility
Attributes
Name
Initial
character(len=:),
private,
allocatable
::
line_trim
Source Code
pure function classify_line(line)result(line_type)!! Classify a line from a gamess formatted basis set filecharacter(len=*),intent(in)::lineinteger::line_typecharacter(len=:),allocatable::line_trimline_trim=trim(adjustl(line))if(is_blank_or_control(line_trim))thenline_type=LINE_UNKNOWNelse if(is_function_line(line_trim))thenline_type=LINE_FUNCTIONelse if(is_shell_header(line_trim))thenline_type=LINE_SHELLelseline_type=LINE_ATOMend if end function classify_line