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Fortran 90 Code alignments
From: |
Dr. F.C.Caner |
Subject: |
Fortran 90 Code alignments |
Date: |
27 May 2003 00:23:58 -0700 |
Hello everyone,
I am wondering if there is a way to alingn a fortran 90/95 code
properly. The f90 mode that comes with emacs does not do that AFAIK.
For example, I would like
real(kind=doublep), dimension(:,:), allocatable :: coords
real(kind=doublep), dimension(:), allocatable :: disp
real(kind=doublep), dimension(1:6) :: stress
real(kind=doublep) :: vertdisp, gaussp
to be
real(kind=doublep), dimension(:,:), allocatable :: coords
real(kind=doublep), dimension(:), allocatable :: disp
real(kind=doublep), dimension(1:6) :: stress
real(kind=doublep) :: vertdisp, gaussp
automatically. Is ther a package, a command or similar that does this?
I know there is no such thing in f90 mode, but may be, I thought,
there is some function that can do that independent of the programming
language. Am I wrong?
Thanks in advance,
FCC.
- Fortran 90 Code alignments,
Dr. F.C.Caner <=