DOC #22266 Add examples for diag_indices_from() #22559
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Thanks @richierocks. The NumPy docstring standard specifies that the Examples section is the last section of the docstring. In this case, it should be after the Notes section. |
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I took the liberty of applying a few minor fixups and had to merge with main to get CI running. This LGTM - I'll put this in assuming CI is green. Thanks @richierocks
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Thanks @richierocks, @rossbar |
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Adds examples to the documentation for diag_indices_from(), as requested in #22266.
Written as part of the PyData 2022 sprint.