language lawyering - doc strings
gcash
gcash at luncheonmeat.cfl.rr.com
Fri Aug 31 19:23:19 EDT 2001
"Tim Peters" <tim.one at home.com> writes:
> [gcash]
> > I know this is being pedantic, but where's the syntactical spec for
> > documentation strings in the language reference?
>
> I don't think there is one! They're ordinary string literals, of course,
> and must be the first non-blank non-comment statement at the top of a
> module, or following a class or def stmt.
Yah, I know... I just noticed that nowhere did it say I could do this.
And heck, until now I didn't know I could put one at the top of a module.
Thanks...
-gc
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