drydem wrote: On Sep 18, 4:56 am, mrliu918 <mrliu...@gmail.com> wrote: Answer to public concern whether Lee set up others to do the job for him. Burce Lee is a famous kung fu actor. Bruce Lee was a founder of a new school of martial arts and an author. He had a ghostwriter, for obvious reasons. :)

On Sep 18, 4:56 am, mrliu918 <mrliu...@gmail.com> wrote: Answer to public concern whether Lee set up others to do the job for him. Burce Lee is a famous kung fu actor. Bruce Lee was a founder of a new school of martial arts and an author.

Answer to public concern whether Lee set up others to do the job for him. Burce Lee is a famous kung fu actor. If Lee is capable of killing...the merit or work of others. Personally, I did not recall any documentary about Bruce Lee fighting a tiger. I don't care whether Lee killed a tiger in the past. I don't believe anyone should to be put at risk for unnecssary reasons. Sincerely Yu...

On May 24, 5:38 pm, Chris Tsao <rigida7...@aol.com> wrote: Do you know whether or not UPS delivors (sp) on Memorial Day? What is the difference between Memorial Day and Veteran's day? Do you know?

Do you know whether or not UPS delivors (sp) on Memorial Day?

ziven wrote: HI, I‘d like to determine whether or not there exists a directory. How could I do this job in Fortran? It seems the INQUIRE can only be used for file inquiry, rather than directory. Any comments? Thank you. Ziven A possibly general approach might be built around attempting to open a (new) file in the directory you want to check the ...

... 16:40:41 -0700 (PDT), Terence wrote: On May 14, 9:21 am, Ron Ford <r...@nowhere.net> wrote: INQUIRE (FILE="C:\Research\lifecycle\results001\hillary1.jpg", That's interesting! My Fortran programs whether DOS or Command-line compiled, rely on that trick. In my cases it seems to work and is a trick I was given a long time ago. Hm.. Although I note in one program, I ...

...) INQUIRE (FILE="C:\Research\lifecycle\results001.nul", EXIST=exist2) print *, exist1, exist2 end This yields true then false on xp. -- Ron Ford That's interesting! My Fortran programs whether DOS or Command-line compiled, rely on that trick. In my cases it seems to work and is a trick I was given a long time ago. Hm.. Although I note in one program, I use CALL ...

... small C wrapper to deal with the macros involved. This might even be portable to Windows, since to my knowledge POSIX is also supported there. Regards ziven schrieb: | HI, | | I‘d like to determine whether or not there exists a directory. | | How could I do this job in Fortran? | | It seems the INQUIRE can only be used for file inquiry, rather than | directory. | | Any comments?...

On 13 mei, 11:26, ziven <zuoweizh...@gmail.com> wrote: HI, I‘d like to determine whether or not there exists a directory. How could I do this job in Fortran? It seems the INQUIRE can only be used for file inquiry, rather than directory. Any comments? Thank you. Ziven One hack might be: - See if a file with a dummy name exists in that directory - if so,...