>I have a Fortran solution to this problem and challenge the
>AWK/RUBY/PLI/ETC advocates to post their solutions that
> can process the U,V records below -> internal arrays and then output UV
> product records in format requested by
> original (homework?) assignment.
> Exception: no UV record is to be output unless both U,V, 3d indexed
> records exist as positive non-zero weather
> data..
> I will post my Fortran code once someone posts a non-Fortran solution that
> matches the UV output format shown.

> I have a Fortran solution to this problem and challenge the AWK/RUBY/PLI/ETC
> advocates to post their solutions that
> can process the U,V records below -> internal arrays and then output UV
> product records in format requested by
> original (homework?) assignment.
> Exception: no UV record is to be output unless both U,V, 3d indexed records
> exist as positive non-zero weather
> data..
> I will post my Fortran code once someone posts a non-Fortran solution that
> matches the UV output format shown.
> .
> ====================
> time: 00 minutes
> ====================
> velocity U in m/s
>
> U ( 1, 1, 1) = 12.34
> U ( 1, 1, 2) = 10.00
> U ( 1, 1, 3) = 11.01 ...

> On Nov 8, 12:07?pm, "David Frank" hotmail.com> wrote:

>> I have a Fortran solution to this problem and challenge the AWK/RUBY/PLI/ETC

> The file format would require new headers and trailers, but surely
> NAMELIST is the answer top this problem

>
> "David Frank" hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:13j5uvlp26i9i79@corp.supernews.com...

>>I have a Fortran solution to this problem and challenge the
>>AWK/RUBY/PLI/ETC advocates to post their solutions that
>> can process the U,V records below -> internal arrays and then output UV
>> product records in format requested by
>> original (homework?) assignment.
>> Exception: no UV record is to be output unless both U,V, 3d indexed
>> records exist as positive non-zero weather
>> data..
>> I will post my Fortran code once someone posts a non-Fortran solution that
>> matches the UV output format shown.

>
> As I dont really expect my challenge to be met, here is my solution using a
> type variable to simplify things.
>
> ! -----------------------
> program demo ! input array processing ...

> "David Frank" hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:13j5uvlp26i9i79@corp.supernews.com...

>> I have a Fortran solution to this problem and challenge the
>> AWK/RUBY/PLI/ETC advocates to post their solutions that
>> can process the U,V records below -> internal arrays and then output UV
>> product records in format requested by
>> original (homework?) assignment.
>> Exception: no UV record is to be output unless both U,V, 3d indexed
>> records exist as positive non-zero weather
>> data..
>> I will post my Fortran code once someone posts a non-Fortran solution that
>> matches the UV output format shown.

>
> As I dont really expect my challenge to be met, here is my solution using a
> type variable to simplify things.
>
> ! -----------------------
> program demo ! input array processing
> implicit none ...

>
> Invalid decimal character ) was detected (unit=internal).
> (the relative position causing an error in a record = 8 )
> 1, 1, 1) = 12.34
> ?
> Error occurs at or near line 36 of MAIN__

> "Rich Townsend" barVOIDtol.udel.edu> wrote in message
> news:fh20fv$2pu$1@scrotar.nss.udel.edu...
>

>> Invalid decimal character ) was detected (unit=internal).
>> (the relative position causing an error in a record = 8 )
>> 1, 1, 1) = 12.34
>> ?
>> Error occurs at or near line 36 of MAIN__

>
> My CVF6.6c compiler allows numeric inputs to be legally terminated by comma
> or blank delimiters
> AND apparently ")" when using list processing. I dont know what the rules
> are in this regard, whats your compiler?
>
>

> David Frank wrote:

>> "Rich Townsend" barVOIDtol.udel.edu> wrote in message
>> news:fh20fv$2pu$1@scrotar.nss.udel.edu...
>>

>>> Invalid decimal character ) was detected (unit=internal).
>>> (the relative position causing an error in a record = 8 )
>>> 1, 1, 1) = 12.34
>>> ?
>>> Error occurs at or near line 36 of MAIN__

>>
>> My CVF6.6c compiler allows numeric inputs to be legally terminated by
>> comma or blank delimiters
>> AND apparently ")" when using list processing. I dont know what the
>> rules are in this regard, whats your compiler?
>>
>>

>
> It's a Fortran compiler ...

> I have a Fortran solution to this problem and challenge the AWK/RUBY/PLI/ETC
> advocates to post their solutions that
> can process the U,V records below -> internal arrays and then output UV
> product records in format requested by
> original (homework?) assignment.