Documentation improvements: Fix errors and add comprehensive docstrings #76
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Fixed several documentation issues: - Corrected initial condition in README example (y(0)=1.0 matches y0=1.0) - Fixed Jacobian matrix syntax in pendulum example (proper Julia matrix syntax) - Added comprehensive docstrings for main API functions: - dassl(): Algorithm constructor with parameter documentation - dasslSolve(): Main solver function with examples - dasslIterator(): Iterator interface with usage example - Improved clarity and completeness of function documentation All docstrings follow Julia documentation standards with argument descriptions, keyword arguments, return values, and working examples. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
This PR improves the documentation quality with several focused fixes and enhancements:
README.md fixes:
y(0)=0.0but code usedy0=1.0)[[a -1]; [cos(y[1]) a]])Added comprehensive docstrings:
dassl()constructor: Documents algorithm parameters and usagedasslSolve(): Complete documentation with arguments, keyword arguments, return values, and examples for both scalar and vector casesdasslIterator(): Documents the iterator interface with practical usage exampleAll docstrings follow Julia documentation standards with proper formatting, cross-references, and working code examples.
Changes Made
README.md (2 fixes):
y(0)=0.0" → "y(0)=1.0" to match the code[[a,cos(y[1])] [-1,a]]→[[a -1]; [cos(y[1]) a]]src/common.jl:
dassl()constructorsrc/DASSL.jl:
dasslIterator()dasslSolve()Impact
These changes improve documentation discoverability and usability without affecting any code behavior. Users will now have proper documentation when using
?dassl,?dasslSolve, or?dasslIteratorin the REPL.cc @ChrisRackauckas
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