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04/06/07 10:35:17 (17 years ago)
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improvements/corrections of some *.pro headers + replace some message by some report

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    64  In a string containing an order to execute with EXECUTE by example.  
     64 In a string containing an order to execute with EXECUTE by example. 
    6565 We change the value of one of keywords. 
    6666 More generally, in a string, we look for the character chain: ', keywdname= ..., 
     
    7575      <h2>chkeywd  <font size="-1" color="#006633"> 
    7676 String, keywords 
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    78  </font></h2> 
     77</font></h2> 
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    8079      <p><font face="Courier"><i>result = </i>chkeywd(<i><a href="#_chkeywd_keyword_stringin">stringin</a>, <a href="#_chkeywd_keyword_keywdname">keywdname</a>, <a href="#_chkeywd_keyword_keywdvalue">keywdvalue</a></i>, <a href="#_chkeywd_keyword_SEPARATOR">SEPARATOR</a>=<i>SEPARATOR</i>, <a href="#_chkeywd_keyword_AFTER">AFTER</a>=<i>AFTER</i>)</font></p> 
     
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    85     <h3>Return value</h3>  
     84    <h3>Return value</h3> 
    8685 stringout=stringin modified if keywdname has been found in stringin 
    8786 
     
    137136    </h4> 
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    139       
     138     
    140139 The new value of the keyword to considerate in STRINGIN 
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    162  To look for the keyword, we look for the first sign = which follow  
    163  the position of keywdname. By default, we substitute the string  
    164  before the comma. With the keyword SEPARATOR,we can modify the cut  
    165  of the string. SEPARATOR give a Character before the one we have to  
     161 To look for the keyword, we look for the first sign = which follow 
     162 the position of keywdname. By default, we substitute the string 
     163 before the comma. With the keyword SEPARATOR,we can modify the cut 
     164 of the string. SEPARATOR give a Character before the one we have to 
    166165 look for the comma which delimit the keyword in the string. 
    167166 (see examples) 
     
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    183  To look for the keyword, we look for the first sign = which follow  
    184  the position of keywdname. By default, we substitute the string  
    185  before the comma. With the keyword AFTER,we can modify the cut  
    186  of the string. AFTER give a Character after the one we have to  
     182 To look for the keyword, we look for the first sign = which follow 
     183 the position of keywdname. By default, we substitute the string 
     184 before the comma. With the keyword AFTER,we can modify the cut 
     185 of the string. AFTER give a Character after the one we have to 
    187186 look for the comma which delimit the keyword in the string. 
    188187 (see examples) 
     
    209208     
    210209    <h4>Version</h4> 
    211  $Id: chkeywd.pro 232 2007-03-20 16:59:36Z pinsard $ 
     210 $Id: chkeywd.pro 238 2007-03-27 13:43:18Z pinsard $ 
    212211 
    213212    <h4>History</h4> 
     
    215214                      18/10/1999 
    216215                      24/11/1999: adaptation for keywords starting by / 
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    228  Beware, this function has loops, ifs ad cases everywhere. So it can  
    229  not be used by big keywords (with a lot of elements which are big  
    230  arrays). The input keyword must not contain Complex floatings, structure,  
    231  Double-precision complex, Pointer, Object reference, Unsigned Integer,  
     227 Beware, this function has loops, ifs ad cases everywhere. So it can 
     228 not be used by big keywords (with a lot of elements which are big 
     229 arrays). The input keyword must not contain Complex floatings, structure, 
     230 Double-precision complex, Pointer, Object reference, Unsigned Integer, 
    232231 Unsigned Longword Integer, 64-bit Integer or Unsigned 64-bit Integer. 
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    237236     
    238237     
    239     <h4>Uses routines</h4>  
     238    <h4>Uses routines</h4> 
    240239 common.pro 
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