It ain't perfect, but...

I've tried running epydoc on Anygui -- a few warts to iron out before
this works smoothly, but it ain't all bad... I've temporarily put the
results here:

  http://www.idi.ntnu.no/~mlh/api/html

Because of the way __all__ is set, most of the stuff is "Private" at
the moment (not very convenient :) -- so click "show private" in the
top-left frame to get to the various modules such as anygui.TextFields
and the like. Also, note that I've included anygui.backends.skelgui
there -- it is the main source of documentation for back-end
implementation.

I think I'll probably focus on getting this stuff to work properly,
and update the docstrings, rather than updating the current manual
(which will eventually be deleted). I'm not saying that this will
necessarily be the only documentation, but it's probably the most
useful form at the moment. (It's also possible to generate LaTeX code,
in case people want to print the API docs.)

Hopefully this sort of documentation will make it easier to orient
ourselves -- and perhaps discover dead spots or dead weight etc.

(Note: This is just a temporary URL -- I'll probably move it to
anygui.org eventually.)

-- 
Magnus Lie Hetland               "Nothing shocks me. I'm a scientist." 
http://hetland.org                                   -- Indiana Jones


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