create-your-first-figure.md

@@ -54,7 +54,7 @@ from ..myplotlib import MyFig
 # Begin of the class
 class figMyFirstFigure(MyFig): 
 
-    # The function where you declare the user-defined keywords
+    # The function where you declare the user-defined keywords (optional)
      def declareKeywords(self):
 
         # The size of the figure can be also defined here (optional)
@@ -62,10 +62,10 @@ class figMyFirstFigure(MyFig):
 
         # the name of the dict is not optional.
         self.keywords = {'<name of the keyword>': <default value>,
-                      'xunit': 'years',
-                      'withAnotation': False,
-                      'twoColumn': False,
-                      ...}
+                         'xunit': 'years',
+                         'withAnotation': False,
+                         'twoColumn': False,
+                         ...}
 
 
     # The function where you tell the figure where tu plot what
@@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ class figMyFirstFigure(MyFig):
         ratioAxes1 = 6./8.
         frameAxes1 = [0, 0, 0.5, 1.0]  # [x0, y0, width, height] in unit of figwidth and figheight
 
-         ratioAxes2 = 6./8.
+        ratioAxes2 = 6./8.
         frameAxes2 = [0.5, 0.0, 0.5, 1.0]
 
         self.add_axes(AxMyFirstAxes(self, rationAxes1, frameAxes1))
@@ -83,20 +83,20 @@ class figMyFirstFigure(MyFig):
 ```
 
 # Linking the new class to the module
-Now that the axes class is created we just need to link it to the module.
-To do so you need to add the following line in `mymodule/myAxes/__init__.py`
+Now that the figure class is created we just need to link it to the module.
+To do so you need to add the following line in `mymodule/myFigures/__init__.py`
 ```python
-from axMyFirstAxes import AxMyFirstAxes
+from figMyFirstFigure import FigMyFirstFigure
 ```
 
-the module `mymodule` import by default all axes in the sub-module `myAxes`, so you just need
-to tell `myAxes` to load the class `AxMyFirstAxes` from the file `axMyFirstAxes`.
+the module `mymodule` import by default all figures in the sub-module `myFigures`, so you just need
+to tell `myFigures` to load the class `FigMyFirstFigure` from the file `figMyFirstFigure`.
 
-# Using the axes
-Now you are ready to play with your new axes:
+# Using the figure
+Now you are ready to play with your new figure:
 ```python
 from mymodule import *
 data = ...
-fig = FigOneAxes2D((data,), AxMyFirstAxes)
+fig = FigMyFirstFigure((data, data))
 win = MyWin(fig)
 ```
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