Add docstrings to plotting functions #476
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Thanks @byersiiasa - not sure if what I did actually is smart, but it's probably better than no docstring at all. So I'll merge and be happy if any more experienced Python developer comes up with a smarter approach here in the future... |
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Per an offline discussion with @byersiiasa, this PR is a first attempt to add docstrings to the new
plot.<kind>functions by inheriting them from the plotting library functions.Any suggestions/comments?