Clean up quiver docstring + add simple quiver example #7913
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I really wished we did not add more examples to the gallery. If you've added an example, can you remove one? |
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I've removed the simple quiver demo that was in the other examples file, but left in the more complicated ones. |
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can these be at the top of the plot code? I tend to scan for the title code and then expect the rest of the code underneath it to make the new figure.
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agree with @NelleV that there are a lot of examples here; it's kinda overwhelming and is there a reasonable way for it to be pared down? Specially since this is a pylab example and so all these features are (or should be) documented the OO way?
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| '''A simple example of a quiver plot, with a quiverkey.''' | |||
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Closing and reopening for appveyor. |
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Okay, that's got rid of two examples that only really changed arrow styles, and I've simplified the remaining 3 examples. |
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| '''A simple example of a quiver plot with a quiverkey.''' | |||
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Can you add a sphinx-gallery compatible title?
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small description
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[MRG+2] Clean up quiver docstring + add simple quiver example
Made into a numpydoc-string, and clarified a few things. I have also added a simple quiver and quiverkey example, since the current quiver example runs to 6 figures.