On Dienstag 07 Oktober 2008, Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> Before formally posting to a list like python-announce, the docs and
> examples need a lot of cleanup. :)  Basically everything in the wiki
> belongs in either method or module docstrings.  We still have a lot of
> epydoc formatting work to do.

I see.  BTW: Nowadays, all projects (python itself, numpy, scipy, 
ipython, ...) start using sphinx and nose, looks like they become standard 
and maybe all of kaa's documentation (including the discussed SourceDoc) 
could be shipped and maintained in SVN?  I could have incorporated the 
changes I proposed to Dischi directly, but while I am familiar with reST, I 
actually dislike Wikis (and the associated accounts, logins,...).

> > And as I saw with your bugfix of beacon-search, kaa.main.run() otherwise
> > hangs in a no-op mainloop.  Not very nice, is it?
>
> I suppose if there are no running threads, no monitored file
> descriptors, no active timers, no child process, and no callbacks
> connected to any of the input signals or step signal, kaa.main.run() has
> no reason to run. :)

If *you* don't see a reason, I won't disagree. ;-)  I don't expect signal 
connections to appear out of a sudden in that situation.

> You wouldn't (and couldn't) have the "if __name__ == '__main__'" stuff
> in the decorator.

Oh yes, I see.

> I suppose you could have the simple .finished test. 
> I'm not sure it's worth a separate decorator for that two-line idiom.

Maybe not.  I will consider this again after some more time as a user.

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