Method

Definition

Method module.

Data Types
interface	method
	Provides properties and instance methods for the method class. This class is a wrapper for any procedure (subroutine or function). More...

Methods

dispose()

subroutine dispose ( class(method), intent(inout) this )

private

Dispose resources associated with the bound type.

Parameters

[in,out]

this

The type bound to the method

Remarks

Definition at line 868 of file Method.f90.

invoke_a0()

subroutine invoke_a0 ( class(method), intent(inout) this )

private

Bound procedure to invoke a method.

Parameters

[in]

this

The type bound to the method

Examples

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(f)
call mtd%invoke()

Remarks

Note

This function is either used with a 0-arguments method, or with any method whose arguments have been set in the constructor.

Remarks

Definition at line 354 of file Method.f90.

invoke_a1()

subroutine invoke_a1 ( class(method), intent(inout) this, class(*), intent(in) a1 )

private

Bound procedure to invoke a method.

Parameters

[in]	this	The type bound to the method
[in]	a1	dummy argument

Examples

The first example demonstrate how to invoke the method by passing the arguments to the invoke procedure.

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(1, f)
call mtd%invoke(arg(a1, 'a1'))

Alternatively, on can also set the arguments directly from the method constructor.

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(f, arg(a1, 'a1'))
call mtd%invoke()

Remarks

Definition at line 499 of file Method.f90.

invoke_a2()

subroutine invoke_a2 ( class(method), intent(inout) this, class(*), intent(in) a1, class(*), intent(in) a2 )

private

Bound procedure to invoke a method.

Parameters

[in]	this	The type bound to the method
[in]	a1	dummy argument
[in]	a2	dummy argument

Examples

The first example demonstrate how to invoke the method by passing the arguments to the invoke procedure.

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(2, f)
call mtd%invoke(arg(a1, 'a1'), arg(a2, 'a2'))

Alternatively, on can also set the arguments directly from the method constructor.

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(f, arg(a1, 'a1'), arg(a2, 'a2'))
call mtd%invoke()

Remarks

Definition at line 542 of file Method.f90.

invoke_a3()

subroutine invoke_a3 ( class(method), intent(inout) this, class(*), intent(in) a1, class(*), intent(in) a2, class(*), intent(in) a3 )

private

Bound procedure to invoke a method.

Parameters

[in]	this	The type bound to the method
[in]	a1	dummy argument
[in]	a2	dummy argument
[in]	a3	dummy argument

Examples

The first example demonstrate how to invoke the method by passing the arguments to the invoke procedure.

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(3, f)
call mtd%invoke(arg(a1, 'a1'), arg(a2, 'a2'), arg(a3, 'a3'))

Alternatively, on can also set the arguments directly from the method constructor.

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(f, arg(a1, 'a1'), arg(a2, 'a2'), arg(a3, 'a3'))
call mtd%invoke()

Remarks

Definition at line 587 of file Method.f90.

invoke_a4()

subroutine invoke_a4 ( class(method), intent(inout) this, class(*), intent(in) a1, class(*), intent(in) a2, class(*), intent(in) a3, class(*), intent(in) a4 )

private

Bound procedure to invoke a method.

Parameters

[in]	this	The type bound to the method
[in]	a1	dummy argument
[in]	a2	dummy argument
[in]	a3	dummy argument
[in]	a4	dummy argument

Examples

The first example demonstrate how to invoke the method by passing the arguments to the invoke procedure.

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(4, f)
call mtd%invoke(arg(a1, 'a1'), arg(a2, 'a2'), arg(a3, 'a3'), &
                arg(a4, 'a4'))

Alternatively, on can also set the arguments directly from the method constructor.

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(f, arg(a1, 'a1'), arg(a2, 'a2'), arg(a3, 'a3'), &
                arg(a4, 'a4'))
call mtd%invoke()

Remarks

Definition at line 638 of file Method.f90.

invoke_a5()

subroutine invoke_a5 ( class(method), intent(inout) this, class(*), intent(in) a1, class(*), intent(in) a2, class(*), intent(in) a3, class(*), intent(in) a4, class(*), intent(in) a5 )

private

Bound procedure to invoke a method.

Parameters

[in]	this	The type bound to the method
[in]	a1	dummy argument
[in]	a2	dummy argument
[in]	a3	dummy argument
[in]	a4	dummy argument
[in]	a5	dummy argument

Examples

The first example demonstrate how to invoke the method by passing the arguments to the invoke procedure.

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(5, f)
call mtd%invoke(arg(a1, 'a1'), arg(a2, 'a2'), arg(a3, 'a3'), &
                arg(a4, 'a4'), arg(a5, 'a5'))

Alternatively, on can also set the arguments directly from the method constructor.

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(f, arg(a1, 'a1'), arg(a2, 'a2'), arg(a3, 'a3'), &
                arg(a4, 'a4'), arg(a5, 'a5'))
call mtd%invoke()

Remarks

Definition at line 692 of file Method.f90.

invoke_a6()

subroutine invoke_a6 ( class(method), intent(inout) this, class(*), intent(in) a1, class(*), intent(in) a2, class(*), intent(in) a3, class(*), intent(in) a4, class(*), intent(in) a5, class(*), intent(in) a6 )

private

Bound procedure to invoke a method.

Parameters

[in]	this	The type bound to the method
[in]	a1	dummy argument
[in]	a2	dummy argument
[in]	a3	dummy argument
[in]	a4	dummy argument
[in]	a5	dummy argument
[in]	a6	dummy argument

Examples

The first example demonstrate how to invoke the method by passing the arguments to the invoke procedure.

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(6, f)
call mtd%invoke(arg(a1, 'a1'), arg(a2, 'a2'), arg(a3, 'a3'), &
                arg(a4, 'a4'), arg(a5, 'a5'), arg(a6, 'a6'))

Alternatively, on can also set the arguments directly from the method constructor.

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(f, arg(a1, 'a1'), arg(a2, 'a2'), arg(a3, 'a3'), &
                arg(a4, 'a4'), arg(a5, 'a5'), arg(a6, 'a6'))
call mtd%invoke()

Remarks

Definition at line 749 of file Method.f90.

invoke_a7()

subroutine invoke_a7 ( class(method), intent(inout) this, class(*), intent(in) a1, class(*), intent(in) a2, class(*), intent(in) a3, class(*), intent(in) a4, class(*), intent(in) a5, class(*), intent(in) a6, class(*), intent(in) a7 )

private

Bound procedure to invoke a method.

Parameters

[in]	this	The type bound to the method
[in]	a1	dummy argument
[in]	a2	dummy argument
[in]	a3	dummy argument
[in]	a4	dummy argument
[in]	a5	dummy argument
[in]	a6	dummy argument
[in]	a7	dummy argument

Examples

The first example demonstrate how to invoke the method by passing the arguments to the invoke procedure.

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(7, f)
call mtd%invoke(arg(a1, 'a1'), arg(a2, 'a2'), arg(a3, 'a3'), &
                arg(a4, 'a4'), arg(a5, 'a5'), arg(a6, 'a6'), arg(a7, 'a7'))

Alternatively, on can also set the arguments directly from the method constructor.

type(method) :: mtd
 
mtd = method(f, arg(a1, 'a1'), arg(a2, 'a2'), arg(a3, 'a3'), &
                arg(a4, 'a4'), arg(a5, 'a5'), arg(a6, 'a6'), arg(a7, 'a7'))
call mtd%invoke()

Remarks

Definition at line 809 of file Method.f90.

method_assign_method()

subroutine method_assign_method ( class(method), intent(inout) lhs, type(method), intent(in) rhs )

private

Assignment overloading. Assign a method to another method.

Parameters

[in,out]	lhs	The target method
[in]	rhs	The source method

Remarks

Definition at line 844 of file Method.f90.