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Variables
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Attributes
Name
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character(len=:),
private,
allocatable
::
magnitude
Source Code
pure function exponent_field(exp10)result(string)!! Canonical exponent field: sign, then at least two zero padded digits.integer(default_int),intent(in)::exp10character(len=:),allocatable::stringcharacter(len=:),allocatable::magnitudemagnitude=to_string(abs(exp10))if(len(magnitude)<2)magnitude="0"//magnitudeif(exp10<0_default_int)thenstring="-"//magnitudeelsestring="+"//magnitudeend if end function exponent_field