[DOC] Mathtext and matshow examples #2066
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I think this mathtext example is a real improvement over 40340fc, so I'm going to go ahead and merge this for 1.3.x. |
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Nice work @GBillotey. |
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I did this because of #2024.
When rebasing, I saw the mathtext example has already been improved in 40340fc, so no problem if the consensus is to close this without merging (since I had completed the work I thought I would do the PR anyway).
The "Writing mathematical expressions" tutorial is of high quality, so I felt it would be better to try to improve the related example in the screenshot http://matplotlib.org/users/screenshots.html.
I have checked pep8 and that the pdf output is correct when running
python mathtext_examples.py --latex(amsmath and amssymb packages are needed).I attach the result of doc building, since it is sometimes tricky to figure it out:
The matshow example with its 2 oversized figures suffers from a similar problem, so I took this opportunity to modify it as well.