They are fantastic in comparison to D's documentation. :-)
On 10/19/10, bearophile <bearophileh...@lycos.com> wrote: > Andrej Mitrovic: > >> the Python documentation is just *fantastic* >> (although I've heard some people disagree). It covers just about >> everything you need to know (batteries included!), and there's always >> instructions on how to use the library and the interpreter itself. >> You're rarely left alone with a definition of some function without an >> example or two + a thorough explanation on how the example works. I >> really wish we had this for D2. > > Python docs are good enough, but not fantastic. There are hundreds of Python > std lib features that don't have an example or have a not good enough > example. The documentation of Delphi written by Borland was much better > (generally Borland documentation was good). But Python is free (as in beer), > so I don't complain (and people are welcome to improve Python docs). > > Bye, > bearophile >
