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integer(kind=default_int),
private
::
scan_pos
Source Code
pure subroutine check_exponent(text,pos,err)!! Validate the exponent part of a real, starting at `pos`.character(len=*),intent(in)::textinteger(default_int),intent(in)::postype(error_t),intent(inout)::errinteger(default_int)::scan_posif(index(EXPONENT_MARKERS,text(pos:pos))==0)then call err%set(ERROR_PARSE,"invalid character '"//text(pos:pos)//&"' while parsing the real '"//text//"'")return end ifscan_pos=pos+1call skip_sign(text,scan_pos)if(scan_pos>len(text))then call err%set(ERROR_PARSE,"missing exponent digits in '"//text//"'")return end if do while(scan_pos<=len(text))if(index(digits,text(scan_pos:scan_pos))==0)then call err%set(ERROR_PARSE,"invalid character '"//text(scan_pos:scan_pos)//&"' in the exponent of '"//text//"'")return end ifscan_pos=scan_pos+1end do end subroutine check_exponent