[Doc-SIG] htmldoc.py and inspect.py
Ka-Ping Yee
ping@lfw.org
Tue, 30 May 2000 09:59:33 -0700 (PDT)
On Tue, 30 May 2000, will wrote:
> If you change the arg-reading code in htmldoc.py to something along
> these lines, then you can do ool documentation on modules that import
> modules in other (non-standard) directories.
Right -- the "__main__" part of htmldoc.py was really just for
quick testing -- there needs to be a little more smarts there
about knowing the location of the modules and where to put the
generated files, etc.
> I'm looking into building a function to generate a toc as well. So if
> you call:
>
> htmldoc.py -m /mud/server/ /mud/server/*.py
The "multicolumn" function is very handy for making the lists
in the TOC. I've got stuff for making indexes that i'm working on.
> I'm impressed though. So far it's been very easy to use. Took me
> about 10 minutes to get it working with our project which right now
> spans a few directories and consists of almost a hundred different
> modules.
This is very good news. Thanks for testing.
> So, in my opinion, apart from a few minor changes:
Your suggestions are well taken. Thanks.
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