I recently upgraded from ActivePython 2.2.1 to ActivePython 2.3.2.  Now when I run PyDoc to generate HTML documentation pages from my source modules I only get a very abbreviated document (see attachment for example) with a Modules, Data and Author section.  It is totally missing the Classes section which describes the classes in the module and all the methods of the classes.
 
I can't find anything in the ActivePython 2.3.2 documentation that tells me what's changed about PyDoc since ActivePython 2.2.1.  Has anyone else experienced this?  Can anyone help me get my full documentation back?
 
Thanks very much,
 
C. Martin Taylor
Title: Python: module Logging
 
 
Logging (version 3.2, 30-Sep-04)
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c:\ti-cat\td\install\customization\test types\vapi-xp\python\logging.py

Module:  Logging
Purpose: Provides classes to implement a generic logging capability for Python test scripts
         that will work whether the script is invoked by TestDirector in DEBUG mode, by TD
         from running a Test Set or without TD in a stand-alone Python environment.
 
         To create a log object at the start of a test script, do the following:
 
             exec TI_CAT_Create_Log
 
         NOTE: As of Version 3.0 (06-Aug-04) the log files produced by this class and its methods
               will be written to the location specified by the "TI-CAT_Log_Path" environment variable
               or, if not present, by the "TEMP" environment variable.  The log file name consists of a
               prefix that indicates where the test was run from:
                   TD_     - Run from the TestDirector Test Lab
                   DBG_    - Run from TestDirector's script debugging mode
                   TI-CAT_ - Run outside of TestDirector
                   ERR_    - Run as part of Extended Random Regression (ERR) testing
               followed by the <TestName>.log, if the new TI-CAT 3.0 code string TI_CAT_Create_Log was
               used, or by <axid>.log where <axid> is your "a" or "x" id with which you log into Windows.
               If you're running in a TD Test Set then the log file will be called  [n]<TestName>.log
               where "[n]" is usually [1] unless you have more than one instance of the same test in a
               Test Set, in which case the number reflects the instance number.  In TI-CAT 3.0,
               "<TestName>" is the name of the test in the Test Plan, with any "."s replaced with "-"s.
               So you might see a log file name such as "[1]68K_Math_001-01.log".
 
               At the end of a test the log file is copied from its original location, first to the
               location specified by the "TI-CAT_Result_Path" environment variable or, if not present,
               by the "TEMP" environment variable.  Then the all the results in this location are copied
               to a location on the TI-CAT server (see TestEngine.EndTest for details).

 
Modules
       
os
shutil
string
sys
time
traceback
win32api

 
Data
        __author__ = 'Martin Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>'
__date__ = '30-Sep-04'
__version__ = '3.2'

 
Author
        Martin Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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