Add example for a stacked horizontal bar chart #14262
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| import matplotlib | ||
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| matplotlib.pyplot.barh |
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Why are the pyplot versions included in this list, when they aren't used in the example?
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This reference section
- provides a link to the function doc page
- ensures that the function doc page contains a link to the respective example
For the first point, one could argue that no such link is needed. The second point however makes this useful; people often arrive at the pyplot function docs (e.g. by googling "matplotlib barh") - in this case they might want to see the same example linked, even if it does not necessarily use plt.barh, but ax.barh instead.
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I like the example (and its very clean), so approving. I do wonder though if it wasn't better be put in the same section as other |
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Fair point I’ll move the example to the other section. |
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Moved to section "lines, bars and markers". This is ready to go. |
…262-on-v3.1.x Backport PR #14262 on branch v3.1.x (Add example for a stacked horizontal bar chart)
…262-on-v3.1.0-doc Backport PR #14262 on branch v3.1.0-doc (Add example for a stacked horizontal bar chart)
PR Summary
There's only one example for a simple (vertical) stacked bar chart. I think this is a worthwhile addition:
Example: