If a parameter string in a module contains more than one white space character in succession, the spaces are converted to (literal) . For example, the following character string value:
character(len=*), parameter, public :: FOOBAR = 'foo bar'
is displayed in the HTML of the module as 'foo bar'. As it seems, & is HTML-encoded twice here.
If a parameter string in a module contains more than one white space character in succession, the spaces are converted to (literal)
. For example, the following character string value:is displayed in the HTML of the module as
'foo bar'. As it seems,&is HTML-encoded twice here.I’m using FORD 7.0.3.