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gui for fortran code

gui for fortran code

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hi, I have a fortran program which takes data/input from .csv file . is there a way to feed the data to this program via a gui? so, the GUI window should open first, and then figures/data entered here should be used for the program.
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RE: gui for fortran code

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thanks.
for my program, I feel gui interface would be better.. I am using codeblocks. I just want to know how I can develop a gui around this

RE: gui for fortran code

I thought something like Visual Fortran would have a GUI option, but there appears to be other options as well: http://fortranwiki.org/fortran/show/GUI+Developmen...
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RE: gui for fortran code

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Why? I personally hate interfaces like that. Better that there's a spreadsheet I can use, and the import the sheet, particularly if there are a lot of values to enter

I'd say Excel is a GUI!

The link below gives details of how to run any .exe file from Excel, using VBA:

https://newtonexcelbach.wordpress.com/2016/06/30/r...

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RE: gui for fortran code

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@IDS, I don't wish to run the exe from excel, instead wish to develop an independent GUI for my program

RE: gui for fortran code

Which Fortran compiler are you using? Both Salford and IVF/CVF have built in functions for creating GUIs. I don't know about IVF but CVF didn't have the latest widget set. It just has a basic widget set.

Alternatively you can use something like dislin or winteractor

RE: gui for fortran code

(OP)
I am using GNU fortran compiler which was default in codeblocks.

RE: gui for fortran code

There is also GTK/Fortran, here

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