dm_format Module

Serialisation format definitions.

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Variables

Type	Visibility	Attributes		Name		Initial
integer,	public,	parameter	::	FORMAT_NONE	=	0	Invalid format.
integer,	public,	parameter	::	FORMAT_BLOCK	=	1	ASCII block.
integer,	public,	parameter	::	FORMAT_CSV	=	2	CSV.
integer,	public,	parameter	::	FORMAT_GEOJSON	=	3	GeoJSON.
integer,	public,	parameter	::	FORMAT_JSON	=	4	JSON.
integer,	public,	parameter	::	FORMAT_JSONL	=	5	JSON Lines, NDJSON.
integer,	public,	parameter	::	FORMAT_NML	=	6	Fortran 95 Namelist.
integer,	public,	parameter	::	FORMAT_LAST	=	6	Never use this.
integer,	public,	parameter	::	FORMAT_NAME_LEN	=	7	Max. length of format name.
character(len=*),	public,	parameter	::	FORMAT_NAMES(FORMAT_NONE:FORMAT_LAST)	=	[character(len=FORMAT_NAME_LEN)::'none', 'block', 'csv', 'geojson', 'json', 'jsonl', 'nml']	Format names array.

Functions

public pure elemental function dm_format_from_name(name) result(format)

Returns format enumerator from given name. If the argument is not a valid format, the function returns FORMAT_NONE.

Arguments

Type	Intent	Optional	Attributes		Name
character(len=*),	intent(in)			::	name	Format name.

Return Value integer

public pure elemental function dm_format_valid(format) result(valid)

Returns .true. if given format is valid. FORMAT_NONE is an invalid format.

Arguments

Type	Intent	Optional	Attributes		Name
integer,	intent(in)			::	format	Format enumerator.

Return Value logical