Fixed typos in docs (squashed version of #1600) #1602
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Thanks @kdavies4. Merging. |
Fixed typos in docs (squashed version of #1600)
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Great work! I wonder if it would be possible to adapt your script to work on docstrings and run over the source code as well... There's probably a lot more to ignore there (i.e. more manual work) but I suspect there's a lot of typos there, too. |
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| Added mdehoon's native macosx backend from sf patch 2179017 - JDH | |||
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| Removed the prints in the set_*style commands. Return the list of | |||
| pprinted strings instead - JDH | |||
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Actually, I think this was supposed to be "pprinted" as in "import pprint".
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I think @WeatherGod is right -- maybe we change this to read "pretty-printed strings instead"?
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@mdboom, Thanks. I put the script and custom dictionaries at the link below. All three files should go in the base folder of matplotlib. It's nothing elaborate, but maybe it could be expanded. I just ran the script over many of the subfolders of matplotlib/doc by editing the first line of the script. When a string isn't recognized, I add it (press "a") if it is a special variable name or other valid string or ignore it (press "i") if it is a misspelled word. Once I've checked all of the matching files (or gotten tired), I exit the script and rerun it. On the second pass, only the misspelled words appear. I find and fix them in the source code. There are a lot of words to pass through. Sometimes I go too fast and realize that I hit "a" for a misspelled word. aspell doesn't seem to put the new words at the end of the custom dictionary, so it's hard to find and delete the mispelled word from the dictionary. I split the dictionary in two parts so that the new words are added to a smaller file (.matplotlib_new.pws). https://www.dropbox.com/sh/nedfkbn31j3zpng/KtKzC4hrWy/spellcheck |
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