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Tricontour documentation and examples should be updated in line with contour #19431
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@ianthomas23 I would like to work on that can I?? |
@raman-thakur if there are no linked PRs feel free to get started. Please consult https://matplotlib.org/stable/devel/index.html and ask if you have any questions. |
well before that can I have a short and brief google meet or zoom call so as to better discuss the layout of matplotlib's docs page? |
There are extensive written instructions here: https://matplotlib.org/stable/devel/documenting_mpl.html Short clarifications are welcome at https://gitter.im/matplotlib/matplotlib or longer ones at https://discourse.matplotlib.org. While we try to be welcoming to new contributors, a zoom call is probably beyond what the (volunteer) dev team has the bandwidth for. |
@jklymak Waiting for your positive response |
@vaibhavarora102 You don't really need to ask permission to contribute. If you would like to write a PR then please go ahead. It might be sensible to check if @raman-thakur is working on it first, to avoid duplication of effort. |
tricontour(*args, **kwargs) does not include documentation for- antialiased, nchunk, corner_mask, vmin, vmax I should add the missing ones in tricontour.py, correct? |
Hatching example is done by #20574. |
Some contour/contourf keyword arguments (hatches, linewidths, linestyles) also work with tricontour/tricontourf but they are not documented and there are no examples of their use.
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