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A laptop touch pad can be a problem. Sometimes you can brush over it without noticing.

Hey Paul, I'm on a PC, no touchpad....I'm beginning to think I'm going crazy as I've yet to find anyone else h ...

I've had a quick play with this and the only thing that I've found is that if you press and hold Ctrl + Shift + F12 that the cursor will wizz off down the program uncommenting anything it finds as it ...

Works OK for me. What happens if you use the buttons on the toolbar?

p.s. which IDE are you using?

Hi Paul, I'm using Plato version 4.5.0. I've never actually used the buttons, so I'm not sure i ...

I often use the shortcut 'F12' to comment out code/blocks of code by adding C$$$$$$ to the start of each selected line. The problem I have is with the inverse - sometimes when I use Shift + F12 to un ...

I have an external function that is used extensively throughout my model. It is held in a separate .FOR file to all the program subunits that might reference it. Under certain conditions the functio ...

I would recommend that you initialise X to a value that is not sensible for it's use, so testing if X is set to this non-sensible value implies it's use is not required.

Dear John,

many thanks ...

Hi Eddie

Thanks for your repsonse...I'm coming round to the idea that there is no other option than to test event Y by adding a flag. I'm surprised that Fortran doesn't have some sort of functiona ...

(I am using F90/95 with the FTN95 Silverfrost compiler)

Is it possible to test for an undefined variable, that is intentionally undefined unless some event has occured?

For example, lets say I ...