#10143: Bring 2D plotting up to 100% doctest coverage (except plot.py)
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   Reporter:  kcrisman             |       Owner:  mvngu       
       Type:  enhancement          |      Status:  needs_review
   Priority:  minor                |   Milestone:  sage-4.6.1  
  Component:  documentation        |    Keywords:              
     Author:  Karl-Dieter Crisman  |    Upstream:  N/A         
   Reviewer:  Minh Van Nguyen      |      Merged:              
Work_issues:                       |  
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Changes (by mvngu):

  * reviewer:  => Minh Van Nguyen


Old description:

> There are a few functions missing doctesting in sage/plot that aren't in
> plot3d/.  Fixing this is the subject of this ticket.  Doing it for
> plot.py largely is about !GraphicsArray objects, so that is a separate
> ticket - #10144.

New description:

 There are a few functions missing doctesting in sage/plot that aren't in
 plot3d/.  Fixing this is the subject of this ticket.  Doing it for plot.py
 largely is about !GraphicsArray objects, so that is a separate ticket -
 #10144.

 With the patches below, the rebuilt reference manual can be found at

 http://mvngu.googlecode.com/hg/10143-plot/index.html

 '''Apply:'''

  1. [attachment:trac_10143-2dplotcoverage.patch]
  1. [attachment:trac-10143_reviewer.patch]

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Comment:

 kcrisman's patch is fine by me. However, I noticed some misformatting and
 a broken link to the function `show()`. These are fixed in my reviewer
 patch. Someone needs to look over that one. I noticed that the function
 `ensure_subs()` is removed by kcrisman's patch. This is OK because that
 function is not used anywhere in the Sage library. Grepping through the
 whole Sage library only shows that `ensure_subs()` is defined and
 imported, but never used. See the ticket description for instructions on
 which tickets to apply.

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