DOC: Rst Formatting, make sure continuation prompt are used. #35317
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Without the `...` for some tools it may look like
`with ExcelWriter('path_to_file.xlsx',` is an input and
`date...` is the output.
I initially thought that I could use the hanging indent to separate
code continuation from output but `pandas/core/indexing.py`
proved me wrong as the example just after the one I fixed have
the first line of the output be indented.
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Can you build these docstrings to check how these render? I think OK but good to check |
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Unfortunately I didn't manage to build pandas nor the docs. I came across this via another tools on my prebuilt pandas install from conda. |
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Thanks @Carreau |
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Without the
...for some tools it may look likewith ExcelWriter('path_to_file.xlsx',is an input anddate...is the output.I initially thought that I could use the hanging indent to separate
code continuation from output but
pandas/core/indexing.pyproved me wrong as the example just after the one I fixed have
the first line of the output be indented.