Syntax: READ file{\line_range} x1{\c1} { x2{\c2} ... }
READ\FORMAT file{\line_range} (frmt) x1 { x2 ... }
Qualifiers: \FORMAT, \CONTINUE, \CLOSE, \APPEND, \ERRSTOP
\ERRSKIP, \ERRFILL, \OVERLAY, \EXTEND, \MESSAGES
Defaults: \-FORMAT, \-CONTINUE, \-CLOSE, \-APPEND, \ERRSTOP
\-OVERLAY, \EXTEND, \MESSAGES, cI = I
By default, or if the \ASCII qualifier is used, the file is assumed to
be an ASCII file and is read by records, starting with the first record.
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Syntax: READ\UNFORMATTED file{\line_range} (frmt) x1 { x2 ... }
Qualifiers: \CONTINUE, \CLOSE, \EXTEND, \APPEND, \OVERLAY, \MESSAGES
Defaults: \-CONTINUE, \-CLOSE, \EXTEND, \-APPEND, \-OVERLAY, \MESSAGES
If the \UNFORMATTED qualifier is used, the file is assumed to be an
unformatted binary file. The 2 methods of reading data from unformatted
binary files, by record or stream, are indicated by the prescription,
(frmt), paramter, which is required with the \UNFORMATTED qualifier.
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