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christyleomin · Joined: 08 Apr 2011 Posts: 155

Hi,

I'm new to Fortran.

I have a program wherein I have written 6-8 sub-routines. I'm not able to find a combo which lists all my sub routines.If I need to go to a particular sub routine I'm finding it very difficult to scroll and search.Is there anything I'm missing?

Christy

LitusSaxonicum · Posted: Wed May 04, 2011 5:26 pm Post subject:

Christy,

I keep a file called WHEREIS. In it, I list all the subroutines in each file, with a line number. Even if the line number is not entirely correct, it helps me to find a routine - I also list these by the name of the file that they are in. If you are in difficulty now with 8 subroutines, imagine the problem of having 80 - or 800.

Occasionally, I update line numbers - mostly, I operate on the basis of finding where I want to be within 20-30 lines.

For most subroutine calls, which refer to a subroutine in another file, I add a comment saying which file it is in!

Regards

Eddie

PaulLaidler · Posted: Wed May 04, 2011 5:42 pm Post subject:

If you are using Plato and the subroutines are in the file that you are viewing then press Ctrl+G to get the Goto dialog. This presents a combo box with a list of the subroutines. Clear "Line No." edit box and select the function/subroutine that you want to go to.

In Visual Studio there will be a combo box at the top right of the window showing the source code.