Re: [Graphviz] building doc with Python3

[email protected] wrote:
> But the still living question is, where are the doc-files?
> e.g. Which file do I need to edit, wenn I modify the Point.Get()
> documentation.
> Other examples would be Size.Get() and class DateTime.

The documentation of the C++ classes comes from wxWidgets/interface/wx. 
  As described in several places, doxygen is used to parse those files 
into XML and the XML is processed by Phoenix's etg scripts to produce 
the wrapper generator code and also to generate the ReST files used to 
produce the documentation.  There are also some static, hand-edited 
files under docs/sphinx/rest_substitutions that are used for things like 
the overview pages and the example code snippets.

In addition, there are documentation snippets for some things in the etg 
files themselves.  These are usually for custom Python-specific 
additions to the C++ classes, or to fiddle with the documentation 
objects coming from the C++ classes (via the XML) like some changes I 
pushed a few hours ago.

Finally, the pure python modules (like what is in wx.lib) are documented 
as regular docstrings in the .py files.

-- 
Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
http://wxPython.org

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