On 10 Mar 2006 12:49:29 -0800, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Hi everyone! I'm documenting some functions that return XML strings. >I'd like to have `sample' xml show up in my epydoc generated >documentation. However, epydoc does not like the indentation of the >XML and gives me this error -> > >L28: Error: Improper paragraph indentation. > >Here is a simple function that epydoc does not like: > >def test(): > """ > Return an XML string that looks like this:: > > <TRANSACTION> > <ID>123</ID> > <STATUS>D</STATUS> > ... > </TRANSACTION> > > @return: XML string. > """ > pass > >[EMAIL PROTECTED]:daplib]$ epydoc test.py >Importing 1 modules. > [.] >Building API documentation for 1 modules. > [.] >=========================================================================== >C:\cygwin\home\jwyant\code\dap-support\python\daplib\test.py >In test.test docstring (line 2): >--------------------------------------------------------------------------- > L5: Error: Improper paragraph indentation. > >Any ideas? >
def test(): """ Return an XML string that looks like this:: <TRANSACTION> <ID>123</ID> <STATUS>D</STATUS> ... </TRANSACTION> @return: XML string. """ [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ epydoc test.py Importing 1 modules. [.] Building API documentation for 1 modules. [.] Writing HTML docs (10 files) to 'html'. [..........] Jean-Paul -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list