It appears that all classes in the Python "qt" module lie about what
module they come from:
>>> import qt
>>> qt.QUrl.__module__
'__main__'
As a result, programs that use introspection to learn about them can get
confused. In particular, if the following module is given to epydoc
[1], then it generates documentation for everything class in qt, and
includes it in the output:
from qt import *
def f():
"""
This function *should* be the only thing described in the
output by epydoc.
"""
Any chance this could get fixed? Just changing the string "__main__" to
"qt" in your c source at the right point(s) should do the trick.
-Edward
p.s., I looked for a bug tracker, but didn't find one; hopefully this is
the right place to ask. Please cc me on any response, since I'm not
subscribed to this list.
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