Py3k unicode collapse #1832
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Py3k unicode collapse #1832
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| bounds = np.array(bounds, dtype=dtype).reshape((1,) + shape) | ||
| points = serialize(self.points) | ||
| dtype = np.dtype('S{}'.format(len(points))) | ||
| dtype = np.dtype(string_type_fmt.format(len(points))) |
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string_type_fmt is only set if self.bounds is not None?
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A step towards an alternative version of #1782 which conserves existing Python 2 behaviour : see comment there
An adjusted version of @QuLogic
"f9cc0f9 py3k: Use Unicode in coord collapse."
Make it unicode only in Python 3.
TO TEST :
python3 -m unittest iris.tests.unit.coords.test_Coord.Test_collapsedfails before this, succeeds afterNOTE :
As the second commit effectively reverts some changes from the first one, it probably makes good sense to squish before merging.