fgen.wrapping_strategies

Wrapping strategies

Different Fortran types need different strategies for wrapping. We capture these here.

fgen.wrapping_strategies.array_deferred_size	Wrapping strategy for arrays of a deferred size
fgen.wrapping_strategies.character	Wrapping strategy for characters (strings in Python world)
fgen.wrapping_strategies.character_deferred_size	Wrapping strategy for characters with a deferred size (i.e.
fgen.wrapping_strategies.default	Wrapping strategy for everything that isn't covered elsewhere, i.e. the default.
fgen.wrapping_strategies.derived_type	Wrapping strategy for derived types
fgen.wrapping_strategies.enum	Wrapping strategy for enum types
fgen.wrapping_strategies.information_injection	Information injection functions
fgen.wrapping_strategies.interface	Interface definition for wrapping strategies
fgen.wrapping_strategies.logical	Wrapping strategy for logicals (booleans in Python world)
fgen.wrapping_strategies.passing_to_fortran_steps	Data model for how we pass data from Python to Fortran
fgen.wrapping_strategies.receiving_from_python_steps	Data model for how we receive data from Python in Fortran
fgen.wrapping_strategies.type_annotations	Helpers for type annotations

get_wrapping_strategy

get_wrapping_strategy(fortran_data_type)

Get wrapping strategy for a given FortranDataType

Parameters:

fortran_data_type (fgen.fortran_parsing.FortranDataType) – FortranDataType for which to get the wrapping strategy

Returns:

fgen.wrapping_strategies.interface.WrappingStrategyLike – Wrapping strategy object