I've got a project which I documented using epydoc. Now I'm trying to switch to sphinx. I formatted all my docstrings for epydocs, using B{}, L{} etc for bolding, linking and the like, and using @p...

Let's imagine, I want to see a docstring popup for one simple method in PyCharm 4.5 Community Edition (tried also in 5.0). I wrote down these docstrings in both epytext syntax (Epydoc generator is...

I'm trying to generate documentation using pdoc, where my docstrings look like this: """ I am a description of what a method does :param param1: an integer :param param2: a str """ I found this...

I've not used epydoc in the last 2 years but I found it very handy to take track of my classes and methods with a very little effort. Today I installed latest version 3.0.1 but I get this error an...

There seems to be a plethora of documentation tools for Python. Another one that I've run across is epydoc. It seems like Sphinx is the de facto standard, because it's used to generate the official...

I have some methods in my class which are only meant to be used by other methods of the class. I've prefixed their names with '_'. Can I hide those functions from epydoc? Is it a good idea? Should...

I am using reStructuredText to document my code, so as to get nice offline HTML pages by means of epydoc. Results are brilliant. The only drawback is that when I use the Python interactive shell, ...