Paulo Bruno
Paulo Bruno
> What about enforcing one-line-per-sentence in docstrings? The common approach is to enforce at most 80 characters. I'm fine with 80 chars. > The docstring of the Interpolate single value...
Yes, one sentence per line is better to diff, which is very useful for text files, like readme and latex.
The case of code and docstrings is that some things, like old terminal versions and Julia documentation renderer, trim the text. In this case, we should go for the 80...
Ideally, when all external functions have tests. But I don't know yet how to unit test plot and solve. 1. ~functions.jl~ (done) 2. plotvariables.jl 3. solvesystems.jl
I agree with $x_n \to x_2$ and $y_n \to y_2$. But I would not sacrifice the readability of the function to explicit the type unless it's needed.
Wow, it was a big difference! It shouldn't be hard to change the current code, since we don't have so many solutions.
I agree that this is too complicated and far from being a priority. But it would be nice if someone at some point implement this. So, I vote for leaving...
This brings to my mind a related question: should we make available everything that is used to build a figure? More specifically, for each figure xx should we have functions...