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Work on sww2asc export, ensure_numeric and other minor stuff

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2OPEN ISSUES:
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6Issue: Pmesh do not write in msh format
7Importance: Mid-High
8Action: See under pmesh/documentation
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10Issue: geo_reference is not passed into domain and further on to sww file. Hence we can't export results properly to e.g GIS
11Importance: High
12Action: Make it happen!
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16CLOSED ISSUES:
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18Issue: Segments in pmesh that are solely used to separate regions
19(e.g. for different resolution) will appear as an *internal*
20boundary in the resulting domain even though it may not have been intended to
21have a boundary condition applied.
22Background: Genuine internal boundaries are created the same way as
23external boundaries through the 'boundary' dictionary mapping triangle_id
24and edge number to a tag.
25When a mesh is created, this dictionary will override the neighbour structure
26and thereby enforce the internal boundary status.
27This is all very well for 'True' internal boundaries.
28However, once a segment belongs to a boundary (internal or external)
29it must be bound to a boundary condition object in order to supply
30values for the flux computations. Hence there is no way of allowing
31normal flow between neighbouring triangles in the case where they are
32separated by an (unintended) internal boundary.
33An older version of pyvolution allowed None as a boundary object which
34probably meant that a zero dirichlet condition was imposed.
35Not sure about this, though.
36Importance: High
37Action: Actually the older version of pyvolution allowed None to mean
38there are no boundaries.  This is a usefull feature.  So let's put it
39back.  Pmesh no longer defaults to "internal" for an untagged internal
40boundary.  It defaults to no tag.
41Status: resolved
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