hello,
I wonder if it's "legal" to pace the module's doc string after some
imports ?
I mean something like this:
from language_suppor t import _
__doc__ = _(0, """
some documentation
"""
thanks,
Stef Mientki 1 949
On Sun, 26 Oct 2008 02:31:01 +0200, Stef Mientki wrote:
hello,
I wonder if it's "legal" to pace the module's doc string after some
imports ?
I mean something like this:
from language_suppor t import _
__doc__ = _(0, """
some documentation
"""
Doc strings are normal objects like anything else, so the above should
work fine.
The only "magic" that happens with doc strings is that if you have a bare
string immediately after a class, method or function definition, or at
the top of the module, it gets picked up by the compiler and assigned to
__doc__. You can do anything you like to it.
You might even do this:
# top of module
"""This is some
documentation
blah blah blah
"""
try:
from language_suppor t import _
__doc__ = _(0, __doc__)
except ImportError:
pass
and it should just work.
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