LEADING SPACE

If you find it annoying that list-directed output lines always start with a space, but that when you use a format statement output starts with column 1,

1. add "1x" to the beginning of all your format statements so they line up with the list-directed output

2. come very close to list-directed output format by using the G descriptor. For example:

   character(len=),parameter :: any = '((g0,1x))' ! a space between entries character(len=),parameter :: g = "((g0))" ! no spaces between items i=10 print g, "i = ", i
   write(*,any)10,1234.567,9876543210.123456789d0,.true.,(123.456,789.012),'Gee!' end

   i = 10 10 1234.56702 9876543210.1234570 T 123.456001 789.012024 Gee!