Fix typo in documentation (101 instead of 10). #423
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Examples demonstrate using an array with (-10, 0, 10), but this specific example has a typo that lists the last number as 101. This is reflected in the diagrams having axis labeled from -10:+10.
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I'd appreciate if you could explain this to me how this commit has caused a build failure. |
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It doesn't seem to be your fault -- something's going wonky in the random tests, so it's probably some non-deterministic bug that your build happened to trip over... we don't even build the docs as part of the travisbot runs. Which makes it very odd that all your builds failed the same way, if it's non-deterministic... I don't know what's going on :-(. |
Fix typo in documentation (101 instead of 10).
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^^ Might as well merge, though; if it somehow starts causing widespread test failures then at least they'll be widespread so we can debug them :-). |
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I need to retract this pull. My apologies. I will retract this web I get home. Cheers, On 04/09/2012, at 7:17 PM, njsmith notifications@github.com wrote:
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Revert PR #423 (which was based on a misunderstanding).
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Doh of course. I went ahead and reverted it, and added kwargs so the next person along won't be confused: a72ce7e |
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Fantastic! My thoughts exactly. Appreciate your prompt response and help. I won't have to rush home now =) Cheers, On 04/09/2012, at 7:38 PM, njsmith notifications@github.com wrote:
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The failure is caused by #424, so no worries. |
Revert PR numpy#423 (which was based on a misunderstanding).
The example "Plot the function over [-10, 10]:" found at the following URL has a typo.
http://docs.scipy.org/doc/numpy/reference/generated/numpy.absolute.html
Examples demonstrate using an array with (-10, 0, 10),
but this specific example has a typo that lists the
last number as 101.
This is reflected in the diagrams having axis labeled
from -10:+10.