Join path components using the platform separator.
The generic interface accepts any combination of intrinsic character(*) and string arguments.
Supported overloads:
Examples
| pure character(:) function, allocatable join_character_character | ( | character(*), intent(in) | path1, |
| character(*), intent(in) | path2 ) |
Implementation of join for character arguments.
The generic interface accepts any combination of intrinsic character(*) and string arguments.
Supported overloads:
Examples
| pure character(:) function, allocatable join_character_string | ( | character(*), intent(in) | path1, |
| type(string), intent(in) | path2 ) |
Implementation of join for character arguments.
The generic interface accepts any combination of intrinsic character(*) and string arguments.
Supported overloads:
Examples
| pure character(:) function, allocatable join_string_character | ( | type(string), intent(in) | path1, |
| character(*), intent(in) | path2 ) |
Implementation of join for character arguments.
The generic interface accepts any combination of intrinsic character(*) and string arguments.
Supported overloads:
Examples
| pure character(:) function, allocatable join_string_string | ( | type(string), intent(in) | path1, |
| type(string), intent(in) | path2 ) |
Implementation of join for character arguments.
The generic interface accepts any combination of intrinsic character(*) and string arguments.
Supported overloads:
Examples