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.. _outline:
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Docs outline
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Proposed chapters for the docs, who has responsibility for them, and
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who reviews them. The "unit" doesn't have to be a full chapter
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(though in some cases it will be), it may be a chapter or a section in
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a chapter.
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=============================== ==================== =========== ===================
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User's guide unit Author Status Reviewer
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contouring Eric ? no author Perry ?
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quiver plots Eric ? no author ?
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quadmesh ? no author ?
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images ? no author ?
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histograms Manuel ? no author Erik Tollerud ?
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bar / errorbar ? no author ?
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x-y plots ? no author ?
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time series plots ? no author ?
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date plots John has author ?
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working with data John has author ?
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custom ticking ? no author ?
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masked data Eric ? no author ?
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text ? no author ?
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patches ? no author ?
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legends ? no author ?
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animation John has author ?
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collections ? no author ?
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mathtext Michael ? submitted John
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fonts et al Michael ? no author ?
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pyplot tut John submitted Eric ?
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usetex Darren ? no author ?
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configuration Darren ? preliminary ?
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colormapping Perry ? no author Eric ?
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win32 install Charlie ? no author ?
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os x install Charlie ? no author ?
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linux install ? no author ?
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artist api John submitted ?
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event handling John submitted ?
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navigation John submitted ?
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interactive usage ? no author ?
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widgets ? no author ?
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ui - gtk ? no author ?
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ui - wx ? no author ?
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ui - tk ? no author ?
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ui - qt Darren ? no author ?
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backend - pdf Jouni ? no author ?
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backend - ps Darren ? no author ?
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backend - svg ? no author ?
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backend - agg ? no author ?
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backend - cairo ? no author ?
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=============================== ==================== =========== ===================
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Here is the ouline for the dev guide, much less fleshed out
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Developer's guide unit Author Status Reviewer
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the renderer John has author Michael ?
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the canvas John has author ?
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the artist John has author ?
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transforms Michael submitted John
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documenting mpl Darren submitted ?
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coding guide John submitted ?
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and_much_more ? ? ?
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=============================== ==================== =========== ===================
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And we might want to do a similar table for the FAQ, but that may also be overkill...
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If you agree to author a unit, remove the question mark by your name
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(or add your name if there is no candidate), and change the status to
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"has author". Once you have completed draft and checked it in, you
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can change the status to "submitted" and try to find a reviewer if you
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don't have one. The reviewer should read your chapter, test it for
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correctness (eg try your examples) and change the status to "complete"
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when done.
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You are free to lift and convert as much material from the web site or
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the existing latex user's guide as you see fit. The more the better.
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The UI chapters should give an example or two of using mpl with your
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GUI and any relevant info, such as version, installation, config,
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etc... The backend chapters should cover backend specific
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configuration (eg PS only options), what features are missing, etc...
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Please feel free to add units, volunteer to review or author a
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chapter, etc...
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It is probably easiest to be an editor. Once you have signed up to be
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an editor, if you have an author pester the author for a submission
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every so often. If you don't have an author, find one, and then pester
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them! Your only two responsibilities are getting your author to
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produce and checking their work, so don't be shy. You *do not* need
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to be an expert in the subject you are editing -- you should know
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something about it and be willing to read, test, give feedback and
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pester!

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