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StringiFor, Strings Fortran Manipulator with steroids.


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!< StringiFor, Strings Fortran Manipulator with steroids.

module stringifor
!< StringiFor, Strings Fortran Manipulator with steroids.
use penf, only : I1P, I2P, I4P, I8P, R4P, R8P, R16P
! use stringifor_string_t, only : adjustl, adjustr, count, index, len, len_trim, repeat, scan, trim, verify, CK, string
use stringifor_string_t, only : adjustl, adjustr, count, index, len_trim, repeat, scan, trim, verify, CK, glob, string, strjoin

implicit none
private
save
! expose StingiFor objects
public :: CK
public :: glob
public :: strjoin
public :: string
! expose StingiFor overloaded builtins and operators
! public :: adjustl, adjustr, count, index, len, len_trim, repeat, scan, trim, verify
public :: adjustl, adjustr, count, index, len_trim, repeat, scan, trim, verify
! expose StingiFor new procedures
public :: read_file, read_lines, write_file, write_lines
! expose PENF kinds
public :: I1P, I2P, I4P, I8P, R4P, R8P, R16P

contains
   subroutine read_file(file, lines, form, iostat, iomsg)
   !< Read a file as a single string stream.
   !<
   !< The lines are returned as an array of strings that are read until the eof is reached.
   !< The line is read as an ascii stream read until the eor is reached.
   !<
   !< @note For unformatted read only `access='stream'` is supported with new_line as line terminator.
   !<
   !<```fortran
   !< type(string)              :: astring
   !< type(string), allocatable :: strings(:)
   !< type(string)              :: line(3)
   !< integer                   :: iostat
   !< character(len=99)         :: iomsg
   !< integer                   :: scratch
   !< integer                   :: l
   !< logical                   :: test_passed(8)
   !< line(1) = ' Hello World!   '
   !< line(2) = 'How are you?  '
   !< line(3) = '   All say: "Fine thanks"'
   !< open(newunit=scratch, file='read_file_test.tmp')
   !< write(scratch, "(A)") line(1)%chars()
   !< write(scratch, "(A)") line(2)%chars()
   !< write(scratch, "(A)") line(3)%chars()
   !< close(scratch)
   !< call read_file(file='read_file_test.tmp', lines=strings, iostat=iostat, iomsg=iomsg)
   !< test_passed(1) = (size(strings, dim=1)==size(line, dim=1))
   !< do l=1, size(strings, dim=1)
   !<   test_passed(l+1) = (strings(l)==line(l))
   !< enddo
   !< open(newunit=scratch, file='read_file_test.tmp', form='UNFORMATTED', access='STREAM')
   !< write(scratch) line(1)%chars()//new_line('a')
   !< write(scratch) line(2)%chars()//new_line('a')
   !< write(scratch) line(3)%chars()//new_line('a')
   !< close(scratch)
   !< call read_file(file='read_file_test.tmp', lines=strings, form='unformatted', iostat=iostat, iomsg=iomsg)
   !< test_passed(5) = (size(strings, dim=1)==size(line, dim=1))
   !< do l=1, size(strings, dim=1)
   !<   test_passed(l+5) = (strings(l)==line(l))
   !< enddo
   !< open(newunit=scratch, file='read_file_test.tmp', form='UNFORMATTED', access='STREAM')
   !< close(scratch, status='DELETE')
   !< print '(L1)', all(test_passed)
   !<```
   !=> T <<<
   character(len=*), intent(in)               :: file       !< File name.
   type(string),     intent(out), allocatable :: lines(:)   !< The lines.
   character(len=*), intent(in),    optional  :: form       !< Format of unit.
   integer,          intent(out),   optional  :: iostat     !< IO status code.
   character(len=*), intent(inout), optional  :: iomsg      !< IO status message.
   type(string)                               :: form_      !< Format of unit, local variable.
   integer                                    :: iostat_    !< IO status code, local variable.
   character(len=:), allocatable              :: iomsg_     !< IO status message, local variable.
   integer                                    :: unit       !< Logical unit.
   logical                                    :: does_exist !< Check if file exist.

   iomsg_ = repeat(' ', 99) ; if (present(iomsg)) iomsg_ = iomsg
   inquire(file=file, iomsg=iomsg_, iostat=iostat_, exist=does_exist)
   if (does_exist) then
      form_ = 'FORMATTED' ; if (present(form)) form_ = form ; form_ = form_%upper()
      select case(form_%chars())
      case('FORMATTED')
         open(newunit=unit, file=file, status='OLD', action='READ', iomsg=iomsg_, iostat=iostat_, err=10)
      case('UNFORMATTED')
         open(newunit=unit, file=file, status='OLD', action='READ', form='UNFORMATTED', access='STREAM', &
              iomsg=iomsg_, iostat=iostat_, err=10)
      endselect
      call read_lines(unit=unit, lines=lines, form=form, iomsg=iomsg_, iostat=iostat_)
      10 close(unit)
   endif
   if (present(iostat)) iostat = iostat_
   if (present(iomsg)) iomsg = iomsg_
   endsubroutine read_file

   subroutine read_lines(unit, lines, form, iostat, iomsg)
   !< Read lines (records) from a connected-formatted unit.
   !<
   !< @note The connected unit is rewinded. At a successful exit current record is at eof, at the beginning otherwise.
   !<
   !< The lines are returned as an array of strings that are read until the eof is reached.
   !< The line is read as an ascii stream read until the eor is reached.
   !<
   !< @note For unformatted read only `access='stream'` is supported with new_line as line terminator.
   !<
   !< @note There is no doctests, this being tested by means of [[read_file]] doctests.
   integer,          intent(in)               :: unit     !< Logical unit.
   type(string),     intent(out), allocatable :: lines(:) !< The lines.
   character(len=*), intent(in),    optional  :: form     !< Format of unit.
   integer,          intent(out),   optional  :: iostat   !< IO status code.
   character(len=*), intent(inout), optional  :: iomsg    !< IO status message.
   type(string)                               :: form_    !< Format of unit, local variable.
   integer                                    :: iostat_  !< IO status code, local variable.
   character(len=:), allocatable              :: iomsg_   !< IO status message, local variable.
   character(kind=CK, len=1)                  :: ch       !< Character storage.
   integer                                    :: l        !< Counter.

   form_ = 'FORMATTED' ; if (present(form)) form_ = form ; form_ = form_%upper()
   iomsg_ = repeat(' ', 99) ; if (present(iomsg)) iomsg_ = iomsg
   rewind(unit)
   select case(form_%chars())
   case('FORMATTED')
      l = 0
      do
         read(unit, *, err=10, end=10)
         l = l + 1
      enddo
   case('UNFORMATTED')
      l = 0
      do
         read(unit, err=10, end=10) ch
         if (ch==new_line('a')) l = l + 1
      enddo
   endselect
   10 rewind(unit)
   if (l>0) then
      allocate(lines(1:l))
      l = 1
      iostat_ = 0
      do
         call lines(l)%read_line(unit=unit, form=form, iostat=iostat_, iomsg=iomsg_)
         if ((iostat_/=0.and..not.is_iostat_eor(iostat_)).or.(l>=size(lines, dim=1))) then
            exit
         endif
         l = l + 1
      enddo
   endif
   if (present(iostat)) iostat = iostat_
   if (present(iomsg)) iomsg = iomsg_
   endsubroutine read_lines

   subroutine write_file(file, lines, form, iostat, iomsg)
   !< Write a single string stream into file.
   !<
   !< @note For unformatted read only `access='stream'` is supported with new_line as line terminator.
   !<
   !<```fortran
   !< type(string)              :: astring
   !< type(string)              :: anotherstring
   !< type(string), allocatable :: strings(:)
   !< type(string)              :: line(3)
   !< integer                   :: iostat
   !< character(len=99)         :: iomsg
   !< integer                   :: scratch
   !< integer                   :: l
   !< logical                   :: test_passed(8)
   !< line(1) = ' Hello World!   '
   !< line(2) = 'How are you?  '
   !< line(3) = '   All say: "Fine thanks"'
   !< anotherstring = anotherstring%join(array=line, sep=new_line('a'))
   !< call write_file(file='write_file_test.tmp', lines=line, iostat=iostat, iomsg=iomsg)
   !< call astring%read_file(file='write_file_test.tmp', iostat=iostat, iomsg=iomsg)
   !< call astring%split(tokens=strings, sep=new_line('a'))
   !< test_passed(1) = (size(strings, dim=1)==size(line, dim=1))
   !< do l=1, size(strings, dim=1)
   !<   test_passed(l+1) = (strings(l)==line(l))
   !< enddo
   !< call write_file(file='write_file_test.tmp', lines=line, form='unformatted', iostat=iostat, iomsg=iomsg)
   !< call astring%read_file(file='write_file_test.tmp', form='unformatted', iostat=iostat, iomsg=iomsg)
   !< call astring%split(tokens=strings, sep=new_line('a'))
   !< test_passed(5) = (size(strings, dim=1)==size(line, dim=1))
   !< do l=1, size(strings, dim=1)
   !<   test_passed(l+5) = (strings(l)==line(l))
   !< enddo
   !< open(newunit=scratch, file='write_file_test.tmp')
   !< close(scratch, status='DELETE')
   !< print '(L1)', all(test_passed)
   !<```
   !=> T <<<
   character(len=*), intent(in)              :: file      !< File name.
   type(string),     intent(in)              :: lines(1:) !< The lines.
   character(len=*), intent(in),    optional :: form      !< Format of unit.
   integer,          intent(out),   optional :: iostat    !< IO status code.
   character(len=*), intent(inout), optional :: iomsg     !< IO status message.
   type(string)                              :: form_     !< Format of unit, local variable.
   integer                                   :: iostat_   !< IO status code, local variable.
   character(len=:), allocatable             :: iomsg_    !< IO status message, local variable.
   integer                                   :: unit      !< Logical unit.

   iomsg_ = repeat(' ', 99) ; if (present(iomsg)) iomsg_ = iomsg
   form_ = 'FORMATTED' ; if (present(form)) form_ = form ; form_ = form_%upper()
   select case(form_%chars())
   case('FORMATTED')
      open(newunit=unit, file=file, action='WRITE', iomsg=iomsg_, iostat=iostat_, err=10)
   case('UNFORMATTED')
      open(newunit=unit, file=file, action='WRITE', form='UNFORMATTED', access='STREAM', iomsg=iomsg_, iostat=iostat_, err=10)
   endselect
   call write_lines(unit=unit, lines=lines, form=form, iomsg=iomsg_, iostat=iostat_)
   10 close(unit)
   if (present(iostat)) iostat = iostat_
   if (present(iomsg)) iomsg = iomsg_
   endsubroutine write_file

   subroutine write_lines(unit, lines, form, iostat, iomsg)
   !< Write lines (records) to a connected-formatted unit.
   !<
   !< @note There is no doctests, this being tested by means of [[write_file]] doctests.
   integer,          intent(in)              :: unit      !< Logical unit.
   type(string),     intent(in)              :: lines(1:) !< The lines.
   character(len=*), intent(in),    optional :: form      !< Format of unit.
   integer,          intent(out),   optional :: iostat    !< IO status code.
   character(len=*), intent(inout), optional :: iomsg     !< IO status message.
   integer                                   :: l         !< Counter.

   do l=1, size(lines, dim=1)
      call lines(l)%write_line(unit=unit, form=form, iostat=iostat, iomsg=iomsg)
   enddo
   endsubroutine write_lines
endmodule stringifor