- a hierarchic table-of-contents,
- an alphabetically sorted index,
- and a fulltext search engine (if installed locally)
- Freeware, open source.
for all of the python documentation, similar to what HTMLHelp for
Windows offers. It makes the HTML documentation more usable (I
believe). You can try out a version online at
http://www.p-nand-q.com/cgi-bin/cgidocs.py
You need a browser that supports frames and javascript navigation to
use it. I tested it with Konqueror, Mozilla and that other browser on
Windows.
Note that I don't know how long I can afford to keep the CGI up since
I have a server traffic limit. So, if you like it, please install it
locally (or on a mirror site). The online version does not include
grep search (although you could modify the source to do so).
Download and more information is available at
Keyton
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Gerson> You need a browser that supports frames and javascript
Gerson> navigation to use it. I tested it with Konqueror, Mozilla and
Gerson> that other browser on Windows.
Seems to work fine in Opera (6.0 TP2 on Linux).
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> cgidocs.py is a CGI-based Viewer for the Python 2.2 Documentation.
> Features are:
>
> - a hierarchic table-of-contents,
Looks really nice, and I like your TOC. However, the little plus and minus
icons in the hierarchic tree are not "working" for me. At least, in Mozilla
0.9.6, when I click on the plus/minus icons, nothing happens. I got quite a
few of the subtrees opened, and then I wanted to close some of them, and
couldn't figure out a way to do this.
> - an alphabetically sorted index,
> - and a fulltext search engine (if installed locally)
Do you not have this installed? I wanted to try out your search engine, but
couldn't find any link to such an item.
> - Freeware, open source.
...<snipped>...
> The online version does not include
> grep search (although you could modify the source to do so).
Ahhh...I should've read this far.
> Download and more information is available at
>
> http://www.p-nand-q.com/cgidocs.htm
Thanks. Looks interesting.
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