Thanks for posting a message on the announce list. I guess a good documentation tool can make programming much effectiver.
Unfortunately visiting your page at SourceForge I wasn't able to figure out how your module helps documenting programs. Could you put a bit of python code using this kind of documentation on your page? So one could get an idea about it without downloading and installing the module.
Thanks!
Gabor BORGULYA
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The readme information at <a href="http://happydoc.sourceforge.net">http://happydoc.sourceforge.net</a> should provide enough instructions to get you started.
The idea is, you write the documentation in your code as __doc__ strings or comments, and then you run HappyDoc with your code as input. The output is documentation in whatever format you've chosen (HTML by default).
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Thanks for posting a message on the announce list. I guess a good documentation tool can make programming much effectiver.
Unfortunately visiting your page at SourceForge I wasn't able to figure out how your module helps documenting programs. Could you put a bit of python code using this kind of documentation on your page? So one could get an idea about it without downloading and installing the module.
Thanks!
Gabor BORGULYA
The readme information at <a href="http://happydoc.sourceforge.net">http://happydoc.sourceforge.net</a> should provide enough instructions to get you started.
The idea is, you write the documentation in your code as __doc__ strings or comments, and then you run HappyDoc with your code as input. The output is documentation in whatever format you've chosen (HTML by default).
Thank you! Gabor
Sorry, that URL should just read http://happydoc.sourceforge.net (I'm still getting used to the Sourceforge tools).