On Sat, Jun 5, 2021 at 9:05 AM [email protected] <[email protected]>
wrote:
> There are a lot of plugins for Leo, but it's hard to know what they all
> do. Some of them are mentioned in various Leo documentation, but I find it
> hard to find and understand when I wonder about a particular one. So I
> wrote a Python script to extract the docstring from each .py file in the
> plugins directory. The script and results are attached.
Thanks for this. I'll look at folding the text into LeoDocs.leo.
>
> It's a little tricky to do because the various docstrings are formatted
> differently, use both kinds of multi-line quotes (""" and '''), and have
> sentinals. The script extracts the first three non-blank, non-sentinal
> docstring lines. Note that the script hard-codes my own plugins directory,
> so make sure to change that if you want to use it yourself.
>
Did you consider using python's "inspect" library? That *might* be more
robust.
Edward
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