netcdf-c/ncdump/tst_ncml.cdl

netcdf tst_ncml {
dimensions:
   m = 2;
   t = unlimited;
variables:
   float var (t, m);
     var:tatt = "text attribute value" ;
     var:natt = 1, 2;
     var:datt = 7.02788826649782e-09, -7.02788826649782e-09 ;
   :gtatt = "<, >, \', \", and &" ;
   :gnatt = 3, 4;
   :gdatt = -7.02788826649782e-09, 7.02788826649782e-09 ;
   char :gnul = "\000abcd\000\000hello\000" ;
}
moving to trunk subdir 2010-06-03 21:24:43 +08:00			`netcdf tst_ncml {`
			`dimensions:`
			`m = 2;`
			`t = unlimited;`
			`variables:`
			`float var (t, m);`
			`var:tatt = "text attribute value" ;`
			`var:natt = 1, 2;`
Fix NCF-339, ncdump -x omits exponent char in XML double attribute value 2015-08-02 22:54:29 +08:00			`var:datt = 7.02788826649782e-09, -7.02788826649782e-09 ;`
moving to trunk subdir 2010-06-03 21:24:43 +08:00			`:gtatt = "<, >, \', \", and &" ;`
			`:gnatt = 3, 4;`
Fix NCF-339, ncdump -x omits exponent char in XML double attribute value 2015-08-02 22:54:29 +08:00			`:gdatt = -7.02788826649782e-09, 7.02788826649782e-09 ;`
Fix github issue: https://github.com/Unidata/netcdf-c/issues/236 If a char valued attribute contains embedded nul characters, then illegal xml will be generated when using the -x (ncml) flag. There is not good solution since we have a char value '\0' that is legal in a netcdf-c char valued attribute, but is completely illegal in ncml (i.e. xml). So, implemented hack is to go ahead and generate '' entities and then complain that we are generating illegal ncml. 2016-03-18 12:05:46 +08:00			`char :gnul = "\000abcd\000\000hello\000" ;`
moving to trunk subdir 2010-06-03 21:24:43 +08:00			`}`