Christian Robottom Reis wrote:
Look for Ed Loper's epydoc -- http://epydoc.sf.net/ -- I used it to make
the Kiwi API reference, and it rocks.
Looks very good! but for what I can read on the website, it's for
getting documentation out of python files, what I need is something
that's compatible wit
On Tue, Oct 12, 2004 at 07:37:05PM -0300, Lucas Di Pentima wrote:
> For C API I use Doxygen, it works very good, but for the Python API I
> don't know what to use, it should be some automatic tool like Doxygen,
> so that's why I'm writing this message, to ask you if you use a tool
> like Doxygen
Hello PyGTK hackers!
I'm developing an application[1] for GNOME that uses Python as its
embedded plugin language, and pygtk as a support to allow plugin writers
to integrate their plugins to the rest of the app's UI.
I've had written several GObjects in C and wrapped them to Python using
your t
