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write unicode attributes as strings (using nc_put_att_string). #389

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write unicode attributes as strings (using nc_put_att_string).
Apr 7, 2015
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don't try to write NC_STRING attribute to NETCDF3 file
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version 1.1.8 (not yet released)
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* unicode attributes now written as strings, not bytes (using
nc_put_att_string instead of nc_put_att_text, issue #388).
* add __orthogonal_indexing__ attribute to Variable, Dataset and Group (issue #385) to
denote that Variable objects do not follow numpy indexing semantics for integer and
boolean array indices.
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