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Reading the length of a Dimension

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Lloydone

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Jan 17, 2007
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Hey all,

could someone tell me how to read the length of a dimension in an array.

Namely say the third dim of :

real,dimension(4) :: testarray(4,180,75,2)

so that the answer is 75

Regards,

Lloyd
 
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Look up the docs of your compiler for the intrinsic function 'shape'. This is I think what you are looking for.

Norbert
 
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I found the 'size()' function of use here
 
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