> PYDOC: > > I've not managed to get a site built by pydoc, it seems to like to run > interactively or as it's own WWW server. This is cool. Go into the > gump/python directory, set PYTHONPATH=`pwd`, then run: > > python C:\Python23\lib\pydoc.py -p 1234 gump > > and browsed:
Yahoo, we can run it! This is really useful output. Incentive to document classes better. I change gump/__init__.py to not include gump.config (to set logging to default) and move all that initialization code into a gumpinit() method. It is a bit of a pain to have to explicitly call this, but I think it worth the fact that we can now run pydoc! Anybody who is tinkering with Gumpy ought run this! > http://localhost:1234/ > > I wonder if we ought run an instance of this on one of the Apache servers > and point it at a version of Gump that we checkout from CVS each night. Any thoughts on this? Is it overkill? Ought we just expect developers to do the above? [I could see us providing the object documentation (online) as helping us focus on improving it & attracting new devs.] regards Adam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
