Browsing named DO statements

In the Symbol Browser, from the Symbols drop-down, choose named DO statement.
All named DO statement defined in the project are now displayed in the Symbol List.
In the Symbol List, select

BSEARCH and double-click it to jump to its definition in the source code.
The Source Editor appears and is positioned to the definition of BSEARCH (in line 3072 of file iso1539-2_mod.f90 ).
Look at line 3074 of the current file. Notice that this line contains the exit statement EXIT BSEARCH . Let's jump from this statement to the definition of BSEARCH .
Position the cursor in line 3074 in BSEARCH or select BSEARCH by double-clicking it. Then, choose Show > Symbol(s) BSEARCH....
The cursor is once again positioned to definition of BSEARCH in line 3072. As you can see, using the Show > Symbol(s) command is a quick way to jump to a named DO statement's definition.
Conclusion
This concludes the tutorial on browsing Fortran 90 code. This also concludes the manual. For a detailed explanation of the various features in SNiFF+, please refer to the User's Guide and Reference Guide.

- In the Launch Pad, close the

Fortran90.shared project. Then, quit SNiFF+.