References to Lib_INI_IO.f90

[AnnanFay]

The repeat references in the wiki and README to Lib_INI_IO.f90 are wrong?

I spent a several hours thinking it was my build environment, trying both cmake and FoBiS, before I started digging around the code and found the test cases look nothing like the example usage information.

I'm very unfamiliar with Fortran and cmake so might just be me misunderstanding. I've got it to finally compile by using use finer instead of use Lib_INI_IO.

Hopefully this will help someone else save some time until the docs are updated.

[szaghi]

@AnnanFay

Dear Anna, I am very sorry, as you noted the docs is not updated. I hope to find the time to update it soon.

Cheers

[AnnanFay]

Thanks! I managed to correctly compile, link and use the library.

Only thing I noticed which was odd is that non-semicolon comments don't work. finer_backend.f90 suggests that !, ; and # should all work as comment characters however in practice only ; seems to work.

[szaghi]

Thanks! I managed to correctly compile, link and use the library.

Only thing I noticed which was odd is that non-semicolon comments don't work. finer_backend.f90 suggests that !, ; and # should all work as comment characters however in practice only ; seems to work.

This is a new feature to be added, I was lazy and I supported only semicolon comments. I have to add support for also other markers.

@AnnanFay can you open a new issue for the new comments markers? Issues help me a lot to control the work to be done.

Cheers

[szaghi]

@AnnanFay the readme has been updated.

Soon I'll try to add support for other comments markers

[szaghi]

@AnnanFay

Hi, I erroneously assumed that you was asking for new comments marks for inline comments, not for the comments alone. I have modified the parser test to check if !#; work as line comment marker and it seems so. Can you provide a minimal working example showing that ! and # do not work?

For inline comments I have left ; as the only marker for now.

Cheers