Functionalizing examples/pie_and_polar_charts #3577
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Looks really good at a high level. Thanks for the contribution! It might be an open question whether we want the data at the top of the file (as you've done) or at the bottom before the stuff that fires off the plots. @tacaswell: opinions? These all need to be PEP8-ified (spaces after commas, etc.) The easiest way to find these is to install the |
Conflicts: examples/specialty_plots/hinton_demo.py
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Thanks for the contribution, and sorry it never got merged; since we're moving towards tutorial-oriented examples that aren't functionalised, and this looks like a nasty rebse I'm going to close this. |
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At Bloomberg Open Source Day, as Tom requested turned the example scripts into functions to make them clearer.
Sorry about docstrings, I don't really write documentation at my day job.