BUG: fix for f2py string scalars (#23194)#23206
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in previous version, any string scalar was converted to a string array of dimension len, i.e., a definition character(len=N) :: X effectively became character(len=NNN), dimension(NNN) :: X from the point of few of the numpy (python) interface: X.shape == (NNN,) X.dtype == '|SNNN' Closes numpygh-23192
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Hmm, the refguide checks have gone bad. |
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@rossbar Have I missed a documentation check that needs fixing? |
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Backport of #23194.
Closes #23192
in previous version, any string scalar was converted to a string array of dimension len, i.e., a definition
effectively became
from the point of few of the numpy (python) interface: