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zerothi / fdict

Fortran type-free variable and type-free dictionary
http://zerothi.github.io/fdict
Mozilla Public License 2.0
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README.md clarification/enhancement #23

Closed beatastic closed 4 years ago

beatastic commented 4 years ago

First off thank you for this project! It is EXACTLY what I wanted and much better than my homemade attempt.

I have figured out how to use assign/associate from your tests but would have greatly appreciated a small example of each in the README.md for dictionaries the same way you did for variables. I was confused the .key. and .value. operators instead which only work on dictionaries of one element.

And thank you again. Learned a lot studying this.

zerothi commented 4 years ago

Thank you! I will amend the readme file :)

zerothi commented 4 years ago

@beatastic could you please have a look at the updated README? Let me know if there is anything missing! :)

beatastic commented 4 years ago

This looks great. I will have a chance to run the examples this afternoon. I had not yet learned about the use of logical success argument, so that was a good inclusion.

And thank you for the addition of the looping example. I was doing that much more awkwardly with wasted lookups.

Thank you so much. I haven't worked fortran in years and have been doing languages that have dictionaries instead. This is a HUGE relief.

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zerothi commented 4 years ago

Great :) I'll close then.