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docs/user_guide/source/api_full/fortran.rst

@@ -518,22 +518,52 @@ ADIOS2 Fortran bindings handlers are mapped 1-to-1 to the ADIOS components descr
 
    .. code-block:: fortran
 
-      subroutine adios2_set_selection(variable, ndims, start_dims, count_dims, ierr)
+      subroutine adios2_set_selection(variable, step_start, step_count, ierr)
 
       ! WHERE
 
       ! variable handler
       type(adios2_variable), intent(in) :: variable
 
-      ! number of dimensions in start_dims and count_dims
-      integer, intent(in):: ndims
-
       ! new step_start 
       integer(kind=8), intent(in):: step_start
 
       ! new step_count (or number of steps to read from step_start)
       integer(kind=8), intent(in):: step_count
-
+
+      ! error code
+      integer, intent(out) :: ierr
+
+* :f90:`subroutine adios2_attribute_data` Retrieve attribute data
+
+   .. code-block:: fortran
+
+      subroutine adios2_attribute_data(data, attribute, ierr)
+
+      ! WHERE
+
+      ! data handler
+      character*(*), intent(out):: data
+      real, intent(out):: data
+      real(kind=8), intent(out):: data
+      integer(kind=1), intent(out):: data
+      integer(kind=2), intent(out):: data
+      integer(kind=4), intent(out):: data
+      integer(kind=8), intent(out):: data
+      character*(*), dimension(:), intent(out):: data
+      real, dimension(:), intent(out):: data
+      real(kind=8), dimension(:), intent(out):: data
+      integer(kind=2), dimension(:), intent(out):: data
+      integer(kind=4), dimension(:), intent(out):: data
+      integer(kind=8), dimension(:), intent(out):: data
+
+
+      ! attribute
+      type(adios2_attribute), intent(in):: attribute
+
+      ! error code
+      integer, intent(out) :: ierr
+
 
 :ref:`Engine` subroutines
 -------------------------

docs/user_guide/source/api_full/python.rst

@@ -7,5 +7,33 @@ Python bindings
    Product Application Developers targeting finer-level control for their IO tasks for optimization should use the current full APIs. If you want to use ADIOS2 in simple use cases (*e.g.* reading a file for analysis, interactive Python, or saving some data for a small project) please refer to the :ref:`High-Level APIs` for a flat learning curve.
 
 The full Python APIs follow very closely the full C++11 API interface.
-This section is Work In Progress, we recommend Python users start with the :ref:`High-Level APIs`.
 
+ADIOS class
+--------------
+.. autoclass:: adios2::ADIOS
+    :members:
+
+IO class
+--------------
+.. autoclass:: adios2::IO
+    :members:
+
+Variable class
+--------------
+.. autoclass:: adios2::Variable
+    :members:
+
+Attribute class
+---------------
+.. autoclass:: adios2::Attribute
+    :members:
+
+Engine class
+--------------
+.. autoclass:: adios2::Engine
+    :members:
+
+Operator class
+--------------
+.. autoclass:: adios2::Operator
+    :members: