In looking through the readthedocs documentation for python-control, there are a number of small items that need to be fixed:
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In the various plotting commands that allow positional and keyword arguments to be passed to matplotlib, the documentation lists the arguments as "**kwargs(*args,)" instead of "*args, **kwargs" (example).
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The documentation for parallel lists the second argument as *sysn while the documentation for series lists the second argument as sysn. In both cases, a list of additional functions is allowed.
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In the documentation for phase_plot, the various possibilities for lingrid are showing up as = N or (N, M) (lingrid) instead of lingrid = N or (N, M).
Also, I'm not sure if this is fixable but the formatting of strings in Jupyter/ipython has extra backslash characters in various places. For example, the bode_plot documentation says
\*args, \*\*kwargs:
Additional options to matplotlib (color, linestyle, etc)
In looking through the readthedocs documentation for
python-control, there are a number of small items that need to be fixed:In the various plotting commands that allow positional and keyword arguments to be passed to
matplotlib, the documentation lists the arguments as "**kwargs(*args,)" instead of "*args, **kwargs" (example).The documentation for
parallellists the second argument as*sysnwhile the documentation forserieslists the second argument assysn. In both cases, a list of additional functions is allowed.In the documentation for
phase_plot, the various possibilities forlingridare showing up as= N or (N, M) (lingrid)instead oflingrid = N or (N, M).Also, I'm not sure if this is fixable but the formatting of strings in Jupyter/ipython has extra backslash characters in various places. For example, the
bode_plotdocumentation says