prasad rao wrote:
Hello friends.
I am new to programing.I am learning Python.
I failed in my attempts to retrive doc strings of methods in
a module.
"""
for x in dir(logging):
print x,x.__doc__
=============
for x in dir(collections):
print x,collections.x.__doc__
==================
I am not sure what you are aiming for. If you just want to collect them for
reading, http://docs.python.org/library/ is much easier.
If you want to produce documentation of your own modules, you may want to take
a look at pydoc or epydoc.
If you want to collect the doc strings just for the sake of it, add them in a
list instead of printing:
docs = []
for x in dir(collections):
docs.append(x.__doc__)
or in one line: docs = [x.__doc__ for x in dir(collections)]
if you want to make a single (possibly long string of text from that list,
join the strings together as in
text = "\n".join(docs)
or all in one line (with a generator to suppress creation of the intermediate
list):
text = "\n".join(x.__doc__ for x in dir(collections))
def dd(o):
zx=dir (o)
for x in zx:
ax=o+x
print ax.__doc__
I have no idea what you are doing with 'ax' here.
You seem to be adding a module and one of its functions and assign the result
to ax, an operation I don't understand.
If it is important for you, could you please provide some explanation of what
you trying to do here?
Sincerely,
Albert
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