PyXR 0.9.3- Cross-Referenced HTML from Python Source

[logistix]

PyXR 0.9.3- Cross-Referenced HTML from Python Source

PyXR generates HTML pages from python source files. It also generates
cross-referenced hyperlinks and integrates with the Python Library
Reference as well, which makes it distinctive from the 8 million other
prettyprinters out there. It's been tested on 2.3 for Windows, OpenBSD
3.2 and RedHat 7.3. There's no reason it shouldn't work on other
platforms with minor configuration.

0.9.3 is a minor release. It was primarily issued as an "official"
2.3-compatible release, although previous versions should run on 2.3 as
well. Other features include:
- Per-line-number hyperlinks, to make emailing source code
references easier and more accurate.
- Upgrade of the PyXR'ed source on my website to 2.3's standard
library.

A PyXR'ed version of Python 2.3's source can be viewed at:

http://www.cathoderaymission.net/~lo.../python23/src/

More information about PyXR itself is available at:

http://www.cathoderaymission.net/~lo...thon/pyxr.html

The package is available at:

http://www.cathoderaymission.net/~lo...ython/PyXR.zip

Enjoy!

[F. GEIGER]

Cool! Reminds me a bit of doxygen, which I heavily use for my C++ projects.
Have a look at it, if you want to add some graphics showing inheritance
paths and the like.

Cheers
Franz

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PyXR 0.9.3- Cross-Referenced HTML from Python Source

PyXR generates HTML pages from python source files. It also generates
cross-referenced hyperlinks and integrates with the Python Library
Reference as well, which makes it distinctive from the 8 million other
prettyprinters out there. It's been tested on 2.3 for Windows, OpenBSD
3.2 and RedHat 7.3. There's no reason it shouldn't work on other
platforms with minor configuration.

0.9.3 is a minor release. It was primarily issued as an "official"
2.3-compatible release, although previous versions should run on 2.3 as
well. Other features include:
- Per-line-number hyperlinks, to make emailing source code
references easier and more accurate.
- Upgrade of the PyXR'ed source on my website to 2.3's standard
library.

A PyXR'ed version of Python 2.3's source can be viewed at:

http://www.cathoderaymission.net/~lo.../python23/src/

More information about PyXR itself is available at:

http://www.cathoderaymission.net/~lo...thon/pyxr.html

The package is available at:

http://www.cathoderaymission.net/~lo...ython/PyXR.zip

Enjoy!