I'm developing a small application in my spare time (my first using
Python and wxPython). I wrote the 'guts' of it a month or two ago and
have now just finished writing the gui components (as a separate app).
Now I want to go back to that library of functions that I wrote a
month ago and I'd like to be able to get a simple listing of all the
function names, parameters and docstrings in a single file for
reference. What is the easiest way to do this? I gave each function a
docstring but I didn't explicity list the function parameters within
that docstring. I know this is one of Python's strengths but I'm just
not sure how to go about using it.
RQ
Hi Richard,
Have you tried epydoc?
http://epydoc.sourceforge.net/epytext.html
And here the field reference stuff, to document keywords, params etc.
http://epydoc.sourceforge.net/fields.html#fields
See you
Werner
Richard Querin wrote:
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I'm developing a small application in my spare time (my first using
Python and wxPython). I wrote the 'guts' of it a month or two ago and
have now just finished writing the gui components (as a separate app).
Now I want to go back to that library of functions that I wrote a
month ago and I'd like to be able to get a simple listing of all the
function names, parameters and docstrings in a single file for
reference. What is the easiest way to do this? I gave each function a
docstring but I didn't explicity list the function parameters within
that docstring. I know this is one of Python's strengths but I'm just
not sure how to go about using it.
RQ
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