Daniel Ellis added the comment:
I've updated the documentation. This is my first patch, so please let me know
if I've done something wrong.
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Daniel Ellis added the comment:
I have been working with ElementTree for the last few months and would love to
help out with this.
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Daniel Ellis added the comment:
Thank you Ezio, I will use that as a reference. What is the general
workflow for updating documentation across python versions? Should I check
to see if the documentation for the module changes across python versions
and create patches for each version? Or is
Daniel Ellis added the comment:
I've made a couple more additions/changes to the documentation in the default
branch, per Eli's recommendation, since there were already a lot of good
examples added. I'd like to also backport this to 2.7 but wanted to make sure
these changes w
Daniel Ellis added the comment:
Changes to documentation per Ezio and Eli's suggestions.
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Daniel Ellis added the comment:
At the moment, the documentation for 2.7 is behind the documentation for 3.3.
I will be working on backporting this next, but it will be a little more
difficult than simply copying the existing documentation, since some key things
in etree changed in the
New submission from Daniel Ellis:
At the bottom of this page: http://docs.python.org/devguide/documenting.html
There is a command explaining how to build the documentation without using make:
python tools/sphinx-build.py -b . build/
It is unclear as to which directory the "tool
Daniel Ellis added the comment:
That makes sense. I've added a brief explanation noting that the user should
be in the "Docs" directory to run the command. When trying to update the dev
guide, I noticed that this same "tools" directory does not exist in t
Daniel Ellis added the comment:
I've updated the docstring. This is my first time editing a C module, so
please let me know if I've done something egregiously wrong.
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New submission from Daniel Ellis:
Found by Jesse Bikman:
On this page, http://docs.python.org/tutorial/controlflow.html there is no
example in the code of a "continue" statement (section 4.4). It is explained,
but not actually used in code.
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Daniel Ellis added the comment:
Added basic example for "continue".
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Daniel Ellis added the comment:
Oh, I was keeping with the format of the other examples in the tutorial.
Should I remove the prompts from all of them?
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Daniel Ellis added the comment:
I've updated 2.7 with the examples and made changes where backward
compatibility was an issue.
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Daniel Ellis added the comment:
Fixed typo I made in examples in default branch.
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Daniel Ellis added the comment:
Thank you for the review Eli. I've made your changes and attached the updated
patch. I did run all of the code snippets that are being added on 2.7, and the
only thing I found different was the changed print statement. I don't believe
I overlooke
Daniel Ellis added the comment:
Made changes in structure in 2.7 branch to match 3.3 based on Eli's comments.
Updated input prompt in examples per Ezio's review (though the default branch
will still need this update).
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New submission from Daniel Ellis:
I was searching for the documentation for itertools via Google and was sent
here:
http://www.python.org/doc//current/library/itertools.html
After glancing at the upper-left hand corner, I wondered why Google was sending
people to the 2.6 documentation
New submission from Daniel Ellis:
The other day I was trying to make a script to import a CSV file but for the
life of me couldn't remember what the name of the csv library was (turns out it
was csv). So I started thinking "hey, what if all the standard library were
just *there*
Daniel Ellis added the comment:
It was a hell of a ride.
On Mon, Apr 1, 2013 at 10:59 PM, Benjamin Peterson
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