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Hi All,
I'm trying to create numerous files in a directory with a do loop using the command open. I don't exactly know how I'm supposed to take care of the names of the files. Since I can only type a single string in the file="..." section of the open command
Any help would be highly appreciated
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program P implicit none integer n character(20) filename do n = 1, 10 write(filename,'(a,i0,a)') 'file',n,'.txt' open(10,file=filename,status='replace') write(10,*) 'This is file number', filename close(10) end do end program P
Output:
type file*.txt file1.txt This is file numberfile1.txt file10.txt This is file numberfile10.txt file2.txt This is file numberfile2.txt file3.txt This is file numberfile3.txt file4.txt This is file numberfile4.txt file5.txt This is file numberfile5.txt file6.txt This is file numberfile6.txt file7.txt This is file numberfile7.txt file8.txt This is file numberfile8.txt file9.txt This is file numberfile9.txt
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Although it may LOOK like you can only type a single string, if you read the documentation carefully you can use a single string variable as well. Then, you have all the power of Fortran available to construct the needed characters in the string variable. The response above illustrates a specific example of this technique. You can also do some of the string construction "in place,", e.g. FILE = 'str1' // 'str2' // '.ext'.

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