Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of Documentation/UserGuide/Printlev

Timestamp:

2019-01-23T10:26:31+01:00 (5 years ago)

Author:

jgipsl

Comment:

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Documentation/UserGuide/Printlev

@@ -21 +21 @@
 
 === PRINTLEV_''modulename'' : local parameter to one module ===
-The function get_ printlev('modulename') makes it possible to have a local write level in a module. Setting PRINTLEV_modulename in run.def changes then the write level in that module. The default value is the global PRINTLEV value. This functionality is available only in modules where the function get_printlev() is called. get_printlev should be called once in the initialization part for the module to define a new local saved variable. This new variable should be used in the whole module for all write statements instead of printlev. For example:
+The function get_ printlev('modulename') makes it possible to have a local write level in a module. Setting PRINTLEV_modulename in run.def changes then the write level in that module. The default value is the global PRINTLEV value. This functionality is available only in modules where the function get_printlev() is called. get_printlev should be called once in the initialization part for the module to define a new local saved variable. This new variable should be used in the whole module for all write statements instead of printlev. 
 
-In module sechiba:
+For example in module condveg:
+In the beginning, declare a private module variable, before CONTAINS: (note that the keyword PRIVATE should only be set once)
+{{{
+PRIVATE
+INTEGER, SAVE :: printlev_loc   !! Local printlev for this module
+}}}
 
+In subroutine condveg_initialize:
 {{{
-! Module declared variable
-INTEGER, SAVE :: printlev_loc
-
-! In subroutine sechiba_init:
-printlev_loc=get_printlev('sechiba') 
+!! Initialize local printlev
+printlev_loc=get_printlev('condveg') 
 }}}
-In the example the function printlev_loc will read the variable PRINTLEV _sechiba from run.def. The default value is the same as the global printlev variable.[[BR]]
+In the example the function printlev_loc will read the variable PRINTLEV_condveg from run.def. The default value is the same as the global printlev variable.[[BR]]
 
 In the rest of the module, all write statements should be done as follows: