Hello all,
In my continuing quest to get style cycles working, I wanted to get
errorbar() to support it as well. Unfortunately, errorbar() has a default
kwarg 'fmt' that takes a value of '-', and *None* already has a special
meaning in errorbar(). Therefore, I wanted to determine if the user wants
to use the stylecycle by seeing if 'fmt' does not get specified in the call
to errorbar(). This requires removing the 'fmt' kwarg from the call
signature for errorbar() in axes.py.
Of course, changing the call signature for errorbar() in axes.py would
require changing the call signature in pyplot.py. But this is supposed to
be done by boilerplate.py. How/when during the build does this file get
called? Also, pyplot.py is under revision control, so it seems to be a bit
odd to have auto-generated files under revision control (or is it just me?).
Is boilerplate.py antiquated? Should we give it another look after the v1.1
release?
Cheers!
Ben Root
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