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Cleanup animation examples
I thought that the animation examples section was a bit of an unstructured mess so I tried to reorganize it somewhat. The new list of examples is simple examples =============== animation_demo: plt.pause example simple_anim: FuncAnimation example dynamic_image: FuncAnimation example dynamic_image2: ArtistAnimation example intermediate examples ===================== strip_chart: FuncAnimation example advanced examples ================= histogram: animating a composite artist (namely, a histogram) nice examples ============= bayes: FuncAnimation example double_pendulum: FuncAnimation example, skipped as needing scipy random_walk (renamed from simple_3danim): FuncAnimation example rain: FuncAnimation example unchained: FuncAnimation example movie writing ============= frame_grabbing_sgskip (renamed from moviewriter_sgskip.py) removed ======= animate_decay: overlaps with simple_anim basic_example: equivalent to {simple_anim + dynamic_image2} basic_example_writer_sgskip: split as comments to simple_anim/dynamic_image/dynamic_image2 random_data: overlaps with simple_anim, though using a generator subplots: relies on subclassing private attributes of TimedAnimation, would better be replaced by a FuncAnimation example, overly complex
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‎doc/api/animation_api.rst‎

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``animation`` module
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‎doc/users/prev_whats_new/whats_new_1.1.rst‎

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