I wrote about 42: std.utest, the complementary unit testing framework a while ago. Now there is more progress. Read about it from the current docs. Details in this email from Holger Krekel:
Hi,at
http://codespeak.net/py/current/doc/
you'll find generated html files from the documentation text
files at svn/py/dist/doc. This is automatic so whenever a
commit happens it takes a few seconds on codespeak to show
the latest.Note also, that if you already put something like
eval `python ~/projects/py/py/env.py`
into your shell boot script then you now have a little command
line utility called 'rest.py' which is able to generate html
files from ReST files which you specify on the command line.
Without any arguments it does it in the current working dir.It will also link the html-docs with the 'style.css' file in
the doc directory so that you can see the full documentation
on your local side by pointing your browser to the doc-directory.and feel free to fix typos or add/correct stuff but please check
with 'rest.py' in your doc directory that there are no ReST-errors.have fun,
holger
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