Changed pyplot.gca() and gcf() doc string #3878
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Much of a muchness, but if it helps you to understand gca and gcf, I'm 👍 |
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@niallrobinson - does Axes.gca need updating too? (https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/blob/master/lib/matplotlib/figure.py#L1239) |
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Yup right enough. New commit coming up |
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Changed pyplot.gca() and gcf() doc string
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Thanks @niallrobinson - congratulations on your first commit! |
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Doc strings now more closely relate to the name of the functions i.e. the "get" explains the "g" in the function names.