Hi

Thanks for the advice Stefan, I finally managed to get the matplot lib 
functionality to work! It's such a charm (especially after the continual 
failure of pyglet). In plotting 3-D surfaces, it gave me an error that 
autoscalezon takes only two arguments, three given. That seemed like a tiny 
error, I managed to fix in my own branch. I don't think that merits a pull 
request or anything, does it? And if not, how does one go about covering 
that with a fix? =)

To Aaron, and any interested mentor, I would really like to work the 
equation editor idea, and need some assistance and guidance on how to make 
a schedule, and what all topics or ground I am expected to cover in a 
summer. Also, what is the possibility of contributing in ways not directly 
relevant to the equation editor, like the random idea for the plotting 
module I put in my application? Would that be considered relevant to my 
summer work, if selected?

On Monday, 2 April 2012 22:47:51 UTC+5:30, Stefan Krastanov wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I can not say anything about the equation editor, but I may try to
> help with the plotting module. Whenever you decide to try to make it
> work again just contact us and describe the problem. To clone it and
> use it you have to do (more or less) the following:
>
> - install git
> - clone sympy from github.com/sympy/sympy.git
> - make a new branch
> - go onto that new branch (i.e. checkout it)
> - pull onto your new empty branch the branch in which the plotting
> module is developed (git pull https://github.com/Krastanov/sympy.git
> plotting)
> - play with it (You will need matplotlib installed. It would be also
> very useful to install ipython (which anyway you may need for other
> possible projects))
>
> If you are working on a linux or mac system you can find step by step
> explanations in the "developer workflow" page in our documentation.
>
> Stefan
>
>

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