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In the documentation of cvf 6.5, it is said that auto indent on visual studio can be set on (using tools>options>tabs>auto indent)
but the problem is that the boxes to be selected are "grayed" (ie they cannat be selected)!
so how can i enable autoindent?
My other question is about unformatted files on cvf 6.5:
its seems that th format of these kind of files are not real binary files like those yield by a C-writen program!
the format is like :
mydata mydata ...
is there a way to translate it to "normal" binary files?
thanks in advance.
Benoit Ducroset
but the problem is that the boxes to be selected are "grayed" (ie they cannat be selected)!
so how can i enable autoindent?
My other question is about unformatted files on cvf 6.5:
its seems that th format of these kind of files are not real binary files like those yield by a C-writen program!
the format is like :
is there a way to translate it to "normal" binary files?
thanks in advance.
Benoit Ducroset
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I think that part of auto-indent is not available for Fortran sources, just C/C++.
The layout of unformatted files is described in the Programmer's Guide - the "some data" is a record length. If you open the file with FORM='BINARY', then you get a "stream of bytes" with no record structure.
Steve
The layout of unformatted files is described in the Programmer's Guide - the "some data" is a record length. If you open the file with FORM='BINARY', then you get a "stream of bytes" with no record structure.
Steve

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