Automatic Documentation Tools?

[Harald Kirsch]

Terry Hancock <hancock at earthlink.net> writes:

> I've seen a number of automatically generated documentation
> on the web for C/C++ source code.  Is there anything like
> this for Python?  I've taken over documenting a piece of
> code, and it would be nice to at list have a list of classes,
> attributes, and methods from which to work.  Seems like it
> ought to be automateable, but I don't know the fastest way
> to do it.

Look for htmldoc.py by Ka-Ping Yee <ping at lfw.org>, 29 May 2000.

I don't remember where I downloaded it, but it does a fairly good
job. You also need the module inspect.py by the same author.

  Harald Kirsch
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