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Move all test results to the demo folder to keep the main directory clean.
Add the write_ppm_file_colorbar subroutine as a type-bound procedure for the Colormap type. Move write_ppm_file_test to demo.f90 since it's a specific subroutine for the demo.
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Move all test results to the demo folder to keep the main directory clean.
Well, I let them in the root directory to avoid directories separator problems (see https://fortran-lang.discourse.group/t/how-to-access-a-subdirectory-in-a-win-unix-compatible-way/6630), but the discussion shown that it may not be a problem with recent MS Windows system. We could also use the fpm option that can be used to define the working directory (well, I tried and failed but maybe I did something wrong).
* Add the `write_ppm_file_colorbar` subroutine as a type-bound procedure for the `Colormap` type.
Yes, the user can need it.
Move write_ppm_file_test to demo.f90 since it's a specific subroutine for the demo.
Yes, it seems logical.
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folder to keep the main directory clean.write_ppm_file_colorbar
subroutine as a type-bound procedure for theColormap
type. Movewrite_ppm_file_test
todemo.f90
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