"David T. Ashley" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > a)Mechanically maintain consistency. For example, you might tag the > information in Defaults.py so that a program can extract the info > and repackage it for your HTML file.
I guess you missed the following in my message: ``Thanks to Tim for the Defaults.py --> HTML parser.'' So yes, the HTML file is auto-generated from a Makefile making it effortless to maintain. > Now that you've created the HTML, you might want to delete the > sections in the .py file. No, because the parser uses the comments in Defaults.py to build the HTML. BTW, the reason this was done is that users have a tendency to not read Defaults.py leading to unnecessary questions on tmda-users. Perhaps this is because it contains lots of code intermixed with the comments. This was a way to document all the variables in a more approachable manner. It also allows us to point to a URL for a variable on the -users list instead of always saying "See Defaults.py". _________________________________________________ tmda-workers mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-workers
