# io Fortran module: `io` ## Parameters User-configurable parameters (can be set via `param_dict`): | Parameter | Type | Default | Description | |-----------|------|---------|-------------| | `columnoutput` | `` | `0` | | | `fluxoutput` | `` | `0` | | | `fulloutput` | `` | `0` | | | `heatingoutput` | `` | `0` | | | `nout` | `` | `0` | | | `rateconstantsoutput` | `` | `0` | | | `readabunds` | `` | `0` | | | `writeabunds` | `` | `0` | | ## Constants (Read-Only) Fortran PARAMETER constants (compile-time values): | Constant | Type | Value | |----------|------|-------| | `abundloadid` | `` | `71` | | `abundsaveid` | `` | `72` | | `columnid` | `` | `11` | | `debugid` | `` | `79` | | `heatingid` | `` | `14` | | `inputid` | `` | `21` | | `outid` | `` | `74` | | `outputid` | `` | `10` | | `rateconstantid` | `` | `12` | | `ratesid` | `` | `13` | ## Runtime Access Access `io` parameters at runtime using `uclchem.advanced.GeneralSettings()`. See [Accessing Fortran Parameters](index.html#accessing-fortran-parameters-at-runtime) on the main Fortran API page for examples.