No problem.
pylab.py is for the most part a thin wrapper of functionality of
axes.py. Eg, pylab.plot calls ax.plot and pylab.imshow calls
ax.imshow. So if you find a problem with a pylab docstring, you can
usually find the original function in axes.py and fix that.
If you are on a win32 platform, which I think wyou are, you can install
ming32 and run a diff command like the one suggested by Charles Moad
at
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If you are not comfortable with cvs/patch/diff, that's fine. Just
edit the files in question and send them to me as an attachment and I
can deal with them.
Thanks,
JDH
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On Fri, 02 Sep 2005, John Hunter wrote:
>> If you could send a docstring patch, that would be great.
> I was going to but I looked in pylab.py and found a note
> that the plot function def and docs were automatically
> generated, so I did not know what file to patch. (Sorry;
> I'm new to this kind of thing.)