Nathann Cohen made it possible to add pictures to documentation. So, what now?
Let's start with concrete example: complements of an element on a
lattice. It could be something like
.. PLOT::
L=LatticePoset({0:['A', 'x', 'B'], 'A': ['y'], 'x': ['y',
'C'], 'B'$
g=L.plot(figsize=3, vertex_colors={'gray': [0,1,'x',
'y'], '#ff0000$
sphinx_plot(g)
Plot-part of docs will be generated without dot2tex, so the result is
not so beatyful. And the whole example might be bad. But a deeper
question:
Is this kind of picture useful as a part of documentation? I.e. do we
want pictures showing what is some mathematical thing, to some degree
teaching mathematics to reader of documentation?
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Jori Mäntysalo
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