Recent content by gmcke1

Hello all FORTRAN geeks and geekettes, I was wondering if there is a way to get different colors for each word in a print/write statement? For example: WRITE(*,*)'This is my test sentence' Can I get each word in this write statement to appear as a different color in the terminal...

That is exactly what I was looking for. I didn't know how to use words as input for Fortran until now :DDDDDDDDDDDDDD Thank you so much. -Glenn

I would like to input a word in the fortran command line rather than a number. For example, if I wanted to exit a program with the word 'exit' how would that be done? Thanks for the help :D -Glenn

The first image I attatched is what I programmed in notepad++. The second image is what I got in the cmd window after running it. I took the code directly from the site Mark posted, but it doesn't look like it formatted anything in the cmd window. I must be doing something wrong, or the gfortran...

Hello, I am having trouble figuring out how to use Control Characters in Fortran. My professor skipped over that chapter back in my Computational Tools 1 course and I am trying to figure out how to use them. I am currently compiling my programs in the GNU Fortran compiler if that helps any. I...

Yes Mark, that's exactly what I'm looking for. Unfortunately back in Computational Tools 1 my professor skipped over Control Characters, so I'm not really sure how to use the the 1, Blank, 0, and + . I'm assuming I have to use the + because that is for printing over the previous line. rcgldr I'm...

First off, sorry about reporting those comments. I thought the report button said "reply" lol. Ok Mark, I do want to see each numerical value change through each pass of the loop but I don't want it to print down the screen in the cmd window. For rcgldr not 100% sure what you just said but I'm...

Hello, I am wondering if there is a way to update a number without printing a bunch of stuff in the CMD window. For example this is what I don't want (below). I don't want a long list of totals.. Total = 1 Total = 2 Total = 3 Total = 4 This is what I do want. Total = # <=== I...