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Overview
When you install the Yedit
Package you obtain two editors for the fortran
language which are specially useful for software
development of code in that language :
yedit
: which is for the FORTRAN77, Fortran90,
95, 2003 with its special fixed format
of 72 columns. yedit
is OK with all the adds of Fortran90
of g77 , the GNU compiler of
MinGW or gfortran or g95.
zedit
: which is for the Fortran90, 95
or 2003 with its special
free format, with a maximum of 132 columns.
Now the Yedit package exist in
two version one for Windows and one for Linux. It
works on these varietys of Windows : 95, 98, Me,
NT, 2000, XP personal or professional. The
prefered screen is 768X1024 but it works perfectly
up to a 1200X1600 screen on Windows or Linux. You
can change dynamically your screen definition, yedit and zedit adapt
automatically with the screen.
yedit
and zedit
have a self adjustable coloring syntax for :
background, reserved words and intrinsics,
strings, comments and your code. The reserved
words of fortran are in two files one for yedit and the
other for zedit,
and you have models for them for FORTRAN77 and
Fortran95.
yedit
and zedit
use the specific syntax of each Fortran
format fixed or free in their working mode,
specially for automatic, with Fn keys, cut or
concatenete, comments or lines of code.
You can use any number of yedit or zedit on the
same file ( editing at different position on the
same file) and a save on any of them automatically
update all the others.
Special working mode, when you
open a file inside yedit
or zedit,
it is automatically open such that to not destroy
your code : automatically open a file in read mode
only, but you can extract lines of code, but not
modify the code.
You can make an unlimited number
of undo, and after a save, a backup is
automatically created with the suffix % added.
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| View of yedit
: the FORTRAN77 editor |
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View of zedit
: the Fortran90, 95, F editor |
The Yedit package is specially
useful if you develop code within the MinGW,
lcc-win32 or F
software;
You can use a free FORTRAN77
compiler with MinGW or lcc-win32 and a free Fortran95
compiler name gfortran or g95.
If you develop mixed code : the
graphical part in C ( Win32API
are in C ) and the
functionalities in Fortran, you
can use wedit
( distributed with lcc-win32 ) and yedit or
zedit
with Fortran . You can tune the
same coloring syntax on wedit, yedit and zedit to have
a unified methode of working.
wedit
is specially useful for the Win32API
and C help with the F1 key.
yedit
and zedit
for the specific syntax of Fortran.
Very
Important : the Yedit package, MinGW,
lcc-win32, gfortran or g95 are freeware.
For bugs or anything contact me
at My Email
thank you
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