RE: Re: Can synopsis (be made to) follow Python imports?
Stefan Seefeld <[email protected]>
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Hi Vicki, > From: Vicki Brown [mailto:[email protected]] > The bad news is that Doxygen presents the results looking like C++ > which I _can not_ tell our engineers to use. It's just too silly. (If > they had wanted to code in C++ they would have done so). The > resulting pages are impressive, pretty, and beautifully organized but > they're not Python. I just ran into a tool called 'PyXR' at http://sourceforge.net/projects/pyxr/ . May be you want to try out that to generate cross referenced python code ? Let me know whether you find the results satisfying. The repository looks a bit unorganized but may be synopsis can steal some ideas and thus gain the pieces you are looking for to make the python documenter as complete as the C++ documenter. Volunteers welcome ! Regards, Stefan