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Constructing some useful documentation. Currently (to my knowledge) one has to search gt.sage for function definitions, but I'd love to live in a world where there is searchable documentation: for each function in gt.sage it contains the name, description (input/output, with support for displaying LaTeX, like mathjax),an example (several if necessary), and references (with hyperlinks to where one can access the article, if possible.) I imagine this would be hosted online in a git repo or something, but made easily exportable to an offline version.
Can we make nice documentation like what exists for graph theory in SageMath? See, for example:
A grad student suggests:
Can we make nice documentation like what exists for graph theory in SageMath? See, for example:
https://doc.sagemath.org/html/en/reference/graphs/index.html
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