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elemental function srepeat_string_string(self,ncopies)result(repeated)!< Concatenates several copies of an input string.!<!<```fortran!< type(string) :: astring!< astring = 'x'!< print "(L1)", astring%repeat(5)//''=='xxxxx'!<```!=> T <<<class(string),intent(in)::self!< String to be repeated.integer,intent(in)::ncopies!< Number of string copies.type(string)::repeated!< Repeated string.#ifdef _NVFcharacter(9999)::nvf_bug!< Work around for NVFortran bug.#endif#ifdef _NVFnvf_bug=self%rawrepeated%raw=repeat(string=trim(nvf_bug),ncopies=ncopies)#elserepeated%raw=repeat(string=self%raw,ncopies=ncopies)#endifendfunction srepeat_string_string