j****s
发帖数: 1522 | 1 How can I convert an integer to a character in fortran?
For example, IY=1984, 1985, ..., and IY is changable, and I wish the character
YEAR would be 1984, 1985, ..., too, and it could be changed following IY. I
try to use the function achar and char, and they don't work as my expectation.
Actually, my final purpose is to concatenate characters (strings) with integer
and create a new string. Please tell me how I can do. Thanks. | n******s
发帖数: 7 | 2 Try:
character(len=8)::year
integer::iy=1984
write(unit=year,fmt="('ye',i4.4,'ar')")iy
This is like sprintf() in C.
character
expectation.
integer
【在 j****s 的大作中提到】
: How can I convert an integer to a character in fortran?
: For example, IY=1984, 1985, ..., and IY is changable, and I wish the character
: YEAR would be 1984, 1985, ..., too, and it could be changed following IY. I
: try to use the function achar and char, and they don't work as my expectation.
: Actually, my final purpose is to concatenate characters (strings) with integer
: and create a new string. Please tell me how I can do. Thanks.
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