NAME

DEWOD − Write private data of an object of a user-defined class (Fortran only)

SYNOPSIS

Fortran:

DEWOD(OBJECT, FROMDATA, SIZE)
INTEGER∗4 OBJECT
REAL∗8 TODATA(∗)
INTEGER∗4 SIZE

DESCRIPTION

DEWOD is used by the method routines of Fortran user-defined primitives to write to the private data of the object with which the method is called.  It copies SIZE bytes from FROMDATA to the private data of the object OBJECT. 

Note that the type of FROMDATA is not important since DEWOD only uses the address of it as a starting point for the copy.  Typically, FROMDATA will be an array containing variables of different types (via an EQUIVALENCE statement). 

SEE ALSO

DeCreateObject(3D), DEROD(3D), DEDOD(3D)

September 29, 2021