Stefano Zaghi

@zimmermm @jacobwilliams @Diftin @zbeekman Can I close this issue? Cheers

Hi Jens, yes, it is possible, not sure how simple and fast is to implement. Let me few time to think to it. Cheers.

@zbeekman Zaak, you have anticipated me, I'll ask to you and Jacob how to support non-ascii characters... Wonderful references! Cheers P.S. today I cannot send you the log of the...

@zbeekman Zaak, what do you think about a generic interface along the following lines? ```fortran module char_module implicit none private public :: ascii public :: ucs4 public :: echo integer,...

@zbeekman Sorry... the following is more tailored to what I have in mind ```fortran module char_module implicit none private public :: ascii public :: ucs4 public :: ck public ::...

@zbeekman I realized that for the aim to make forbear ucs4-enabled I have only to catch the characters kind into the `initiazialize` method, thus a more specific approach could be:...

Zaak, thank you very much for your insight, it is very appreciated. > The tricky part is how to handle user inputs. If at all possible, you should allow arbitrary...

@zbeekman Dear Zaak, I added support for UCS4 and now forbear provides 40 different spinners. Other will be very easy to add, feel free to suggest new ones. A taste...

@zbeekman Yes, I am of the same opinion: inviscid cases should be sufficient for benchmarking performance without introducing other _side effects_ :smile: No, OFF is currently freeze (Indeed I was...

@milancurcic @zbeekman I agree, but some of my arguments are the following: - reducing the R(U,t) complexity too much could be not desiderable because the test becomes too far from...