Allow constants in #INITVALUES to have Fortran double-precision "d" exponents#134
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Allow constants in #INITVALUES to have Fortran double-precision "d" exponents#134
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docs/source/using_kpp/04_input_for_kpp.rst - Use plain text to for the "2 slashes and a space" comment character, as :code: or :literal: doesn't seem to work. - Added note about using Fortran D exponents. src/scan.l - Added "dD" to the FLOAT and UFLOAT tokens so that it will parse Fortran double-precision exponents properly CHANGELOG.md - Updated accordingly Signed-off-by: Bob Yantosca <[email protected]>
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Looks good. At least we can use 1D0 now. Allowing _sp and _dp as well would be nice but is probably not worth the effort.
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This is the companion PR to issue #133, in which we do the following:
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dDto the regular expression for theFLOATandUFLOATtokens insrc/scan.l. This will parse constants in the#INITVALUESsection having Fortran "d" exponents.Added a Note section in the "#INITVALUES" section (in the "Input for KPP" chapter) of ReadTheDocs explaining about Fortran double-precision exponents.