115. get_command() and get_command_argument() get command line arguments.#
topic: Environment variables
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In Fortran 2003, get_command(command) and get_command_argument(number,value) are subroutines to get the entire command line or the nth argument as character variables, and the function command_argument_count() returns the number of arguments.
In Fortran 2003, get_command(command) and
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get_command_argument(number,value) are subroutines to get the entire command line or the nth argument as character variables, and the function command_argument_count() returns the number of arguments.pic.twitter.com/TfCZ8dzn5R
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