C Library Functions - pdec (3)

NAME

pdec(3f) - [M_framework__msg] write out string with ASCII decimal equivalent vertically under it (LICENSE:PD)

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SYNOPSIS

Usage:

    subroutine pdec(string)
    character(len=*),intent(in) :: string

DESCRIPTION

Given a string to print, PDEC() writes out the ASCII Decimal equivalent of the string directly underneath it. This can help you to locate unprintable characters or non-standard white-space such as a backspace character or tab character in input strings that your program could not interpret. On output, non-printable characters are replaced with a space, and trailing spaces are ignored.
You read the numbers vertically.

1. ignore trailing spaces

2. print the character if it has an ADE of 32 on up

3. print a space if it has an ADE of less than 32

4. underneath each character print the ADE value vertically

EXAMPLES

Sample program:

program demo_pdec use M_framework__msg, only : pdec call pdec(’ ABCDEFG abcdefg ’) end program demo_pdec

would produce (notice trailing space is trimmed):

     > ABCDEFG abcdefg
     >0000000000001111
     >3666667739990000
     >2567890127890123

AUTHOR

John S. Urban

LICENSE

Public Domain

Nemo Release 3.1

pdec (3)

July 22, 2023

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1.	ignore trailing spaces
2.	print the character if it has an ADE of 32 on up
3.	print a space if it has an ADE of less than 32
4.	underneath each character print the ADE value vertically