Monday, July 28,
2014 08:16 AM
Dear Sirs,
Please consider
including Html Help as a third format for MatPlotLib documentation. I was first
introduced to MatPlotLib at an online class in programming which used Python
and MatPlotLib. I was impressed by MatPlotLib but believed that the help system
coul
Technically speaking, we do support HTML Help, as that is the format of our
online documentation. So, I think what you are really asking for is a
packaged version of the HTML documentation that you find online that one
can just simply download for themselves?
As a quick solution for the moment, yo
Going to the sourceforge page you have, I see that you mean "HTML Help" as
in ".chm" files. That is something different that I am not familiar with.
All of our documentation is generated from sphinx, so whatever sphinx
supports, we can generate.
On Mon, Jul 28, 2014 at 2:25 PM, Benjamin Root wro
On 28 July 2014 11:27, Benjamin Root wrote:
> Going to the sourceforge page you have, I see that you mean "HTML Help" as
> in ".chm" files. That is something different that I am not familiar with.
> All of our documentation is generated from sphinx, so whatever sphinx
> supports, we can generate.
Just as a side note, it is indeed possible to view the html docs offline by
having a copy of the directory Ben mentioned, and depending on which Unix
system you are using, it is possible that this doc is already packaged. I'm
thinking of Debian : https://packages.debian.org/jessie/python-matplot
Hi,
Sorry for the repost - just in case OSX users out there missed it...
We have automatically built OSX wheels for the upcoming release here:
http://wheels.scikit-image.org/
Wheels built via travis-ci from
https://github.com/matthew-brett/matplotlib-wheels.
Usual procedure:
pip install -f ht
