Best Python documentation ->HTML?

[Erik Max Francis]

Brian Glendenning wrote:

> I am a Python newbie and am confused about what the best way to turn
> Python documentation into HTML is (i.e., a "javadoc" equivalent). If
> it could also make good printed documentation (e.g., page numbers) as
> well as HTML, all the better.

HappyDoc's not bad, though with the version I got (1.3) I had to do some
tweaking to get around some bugs (which I believe have been fixed in
1.4):

    http://happydoc.sourceforge.net/

The advantage there is that the pages for HappyDoc were created with
HappyDoc itself, so you can get an idea what it looks like ...

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