Hello, My team produces a C++ library exported to python via Boost.Python. We've documented our functions and classes with C#-ish style comments. These are parse-able by Visual Studio and XML files are built from them. When our shared object file is imported in python, a function opens these files and makes the association of the appropriate "docstring" in the XML file with the __doc__ property at runtime.
Now that you know how we do it currently, I'd like to know are there better methods in use by, or known to, those in this list? The main hurdle to overcome at this point is that our library is built for both Windows and Linux. Because the documentation method has been to use Visual Studio to build the XML, the Windows build must be done first and the XML left in some place that the Linux build can reach. I'd like to eliminate this dependency for Linux. Andy _______________________________________________ Cplusplus-sig mailing list Cplusplus-sig@python.org https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/cplusplus-sig
