If I have a C++ python extension say _ecflow.so.
The normal convention is to place it in a directory with same name as extension.
ecflow/
_ecflow.so
__init__.py
where __init__.py: has as the first line:
from _ecflow import *
It appears that automodule facility does not seem to honour this: So it appears
that it does *NOT* treat the directory as a package.
It requires the name of the extension to be 'ecflow.so' ie no leading underscore
Hence if I declare class/functions in __init__.py they are not accessible
for documentation ?
Best regards,
Ta,
Avi
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