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Index: spyder/spyder/utils/help/tutorial.rst
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--- spyder.orig/spyder/utils/help/tutorial.rst
+++ spyder/spyder/utils/help/tutorial.rst
@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ The Spyder environment also provides a :
While the cursor is on the name of an object, press :kbd:`Ctrl-I` (or :kbd:`Command-I` on macOS), and you should find that the same information as we obtained from ``help(hello)`` is provided automatically in the :guilabel:`Help` pane:
-.. image:: images/spyder-hello-docstring.png
+.. image:: static/images/spyder-hello-docstring.png
:align: center
This works in the :guilabel:`Console` and in the :guilabel:`Editor`.
@@ -331,7 +331,7 @@ You'll need to have SymPy installed for
We can now use the variables ``x`` and ``y``, for example like this:
-.. image:: images/spyder-sympy-example.png
+.. image:: static/images/spyder-sympy-example.png
:align: center
@@ -557,7 +557,7 @@ If you follow those guidelines, you can
For example, to get an ``average()`` function look like this in the Spyder :guilabel:`Help` pane:
-.. image:: images/spyder-nice-docstring-rendering.png
+.. image:: static/images/spyder-nice-docstring-rendering.png
:align: center
you need to format the documentation string as follows:
@@ -611,19 +611,19 @@ The :guilabel:`Editor` pane will then hi
After entering debug mode, you can execute the code line by line using the ``Step`` button of the :guilabel:`Debug` toolbar:
-.. image:: images/debug-step-over.png
+.. image:: static/images/debug-step-over.png
:align: center
or the shortcut :kbd:`Ctrl-F10`.
You can also inspect how a particular function is working by stepping into it with the ``Step Into`` button
-.. image:: images/debug-step-in.png
+.. image:: static/images/debug-step-in.png
:align: center
or the shortcut :kbd:`Ctrl-F11`.
Finally, to get out of a function and continue with the next line you need to use the ``Step Return`` button
-.. image:: images/debug-step-out.png
+.. image:: static/images/debug-step-out.png
:align: center
or the shortcut :kbd:`Ctrl-Shift-F12`.
@@ -634,7 +634,7 @@ A red dot in this position indicates a b
After entering the Debugger, you can press the ``Continue`` button
-.. image:: images/debug-continue.png
+.. image:: static/images/debug-continue.png
:align: center
to stop the execution at the first breakpoint.
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