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arrows point from an interface to procedures which implement that interface.
This could include the module procedures in a generic interface or the
implementation in a submodule of an interface in a parent module.
Source Code
elemental function str_R4P(n,no_sign,compact)result(str)!< Convert real to string.!<!<```fortran!< use penf!< print "(A)", str(n=-1._R4P)!<```!=> -0.100000E+01 <<<!<!<```fortran!< use penf!< print "(A)", str(n=-1._R4P, no_sign=.true.)!<```!=> 0.100000E+01 <<<!<!<```fortran!< use penf!< print "(A)", str(n=-1._R4P, compact=.true.)!<```!=> -0.1E+1 <<<real(R4P),intent(in)::n!< Real to be converted.logical,intent(in),optional::no_sign!< Flag for leaving out the sign.logical,intent(in),optional::compact!< Flag for *compacting* string encoding.character(DR4P)::str!< Returned string containing input number.write(str,FR4P)n! Casting of n to string.if(n>0._R4P)str(1:1)='+'! Prefixing plus if n>0.if(present(no_sign))str=str(2:)! Leaving out the sign.if(present(compact))then if(compact)call compact_real_string(string=str)endif endfunction str_R4P