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The public subroutine parse_expression accepts two possible interfaces, one which assumes that the variables in the expression are "x(:)", "r" and "t", and another one which permits to set one variable to whichever string. Examples of usage: More...
The public subroutine parse_expression accepts two possible interfaces, one which assumes that the variables in the expression are "x(:)", "r" and "t", and another one which permits to set one variable to whichever string. Examples of usage:
call parse_expression(f_re, f_im, ndim, x(:), r, t, & "0.5*0.01*r^2")
call parse_expression(f_re, f_im, "t", t, "cos(0.01*t)")
Definition at line 365 of file parser.F90.
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subroutine | oct_parse_expression (re, im, ndim, x, r, t, pot) |
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Definition at line 365 of file parser.F90.