PythonDoc Ant Task

[abcd]

Anyone ever use the PythonDoc ant task? I have the following...

<path id="myPyPath">
<pathelement location="src"/>
<pathelement location="resou rces"/>
</path>

<target name="pyDoc">
<mkdir dir="docs"/>
<py-doc pythonpathref=" myPyPath" destdir="docs">
<fileset dir="src">
<include name="**/*.py"/>
</fileset>
</py-doc>
</target>

....this is a cut out of the build xml i am using...but it shows the
relevant parts. Anyways I can run my "pyDoc" target and it runs
successful with no errors. a "docs" directory is created but is empty.
Any idea as to why?

My "src" folder contains a python file, Foo.py. which looks like this

class Bar:
def printMe(self):
"""This method prints my data"""
print "some data is being printed"

....Thanks in advance.

[abcd]

Re: PythonDoc Ant Task

i found that the problem is because of an import, which is strange.
The imported module looks something like this

import time

class Foo:
pass

class Bar:
global javax.swing
import javax.swing

.....so it seems that pydoc cant giggity-giggit!

[Fredrik Lundh]

Re: PythonDoc Ant Task

"abcd" wrote:
[color=blue]
> class Bar:
> global javax.swing
> import javax.swing
> [/code]
>
> ....so it seems that pydoc cant giggity-giggit![/color]

"global javax.swing" is not valid Python syntax. what is that global/import combo
supposed to do, and what environment do you run this under ?

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