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  1. TommyCee

    Simple differential vacuum question

    This conundrum will sound hypothetical, but it represents a real-world problem: You have a vacuum pump sucking water through the same diameter line from the same level in 2 different places in a pool. One line is 30' long, while the other is 70' long. The lines meet at a diversion valve just...
  2. TommyCee

    Wanting to "hybridize" the standard ComboBox as a control; any ideas?

    This is for Compaq Visual Fortran (v6x): As most of you know, for the standard ComboBox has 3 Types (modes): 1. Simple 2. Dropdown 3. Drop List 1&2 are both editable and only differ in the way the choices are displayed (simple exposes all choices; Dropdown hides them until the...
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    CVF question: String Table caption seems to be limited at 1020 chars.

    In using the String Table feature in Compaq Visual Fortran (CVF6x) - linking to an About dlg. box - I seem to have noted a total character limit of 1020 (in a note I added to a caption). This is so even when the calling program dimensions szBuffer & MaxInput to (say) 1200 or more. Can anyone...
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    Trying to get a simple function to work

    Here, the "main" program is function WinMain(), and it calls a simple function that "lives" in another *.f90 file (compiled w/ the project. That function is this: integer*4 function fRun(Nint) implicit none integer :: Nint fRun = Nint + 10 end An Interface is presented in the...
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    Compaq Array Viewer: How to reassign data colums for a contour plot ?

    I'm working w/ Compaq Array Viewer (v1.5) which was bundled w/ CVF6.5. I'm wanting to do a simple 2D contour plot of ASCII data stored in a file. The 3-column data format (X/Y/Z resp.) is very simple: X & Y are position coordinates, & Z is the associated "intensity". Among the available graph...
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    Simple Win App example in CVF - A Guide to Creating Windows Apps.

    This is my first post to Eng-Tips. I'm trying to come up to speed in creating simple Windows apps associated w/ Fortran routines and am using Compaq Visual Fortran v6.6. I am using the book: Compaq Visual Fortran - A Guide to Creating Windows Applications by Norman Lawrence (2002). In Chapter...

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