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On Mon, Feb 6, 2023 at 13:51, Spencer Clark ***@***.***> wrote:

> Indeed currently we do not support indexing a CFTimeIndex-backed array using a list of strings, but that's something I think we would be happy to change (e.g. we do accept a list of strings to interp for CFTimeIndex-backed arrays).
>
> For the time being you should be able to use cftime.DatetimeAllLeap values themselves:
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> ds
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> .
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> sel
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> (
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> time
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> =
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> [
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> cftime
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> .
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> DatetimeAllLeap
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> (
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> 2023
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> ,
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> 1
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> ,
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> 1
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> ),
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> cftime
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> .
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> DatetimeAllLeap
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> (
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> 2023
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> ,
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> 1
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> ,
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> 2
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> )])
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