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I have a bunch of non documented constants in my generated python module using SWIG. If I use pydoc I can get all these constants to be displayed, all I want is to list them out (obviously I don't want to type them manually). If they have a docstring below them they get documented, but otherwise they don't get taken. I'm trying to use autodoc like this:

.. automodule:: mymodule

I've also tried autodata but that requires me to list my constants and in either case then gives me the doc text for number which is obviously not useful.

Brendan Le Foll
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  • There is no directive called `autodoc`. I suppose you mean `automodule`. – mzjn Apr 04 '15 at 06:40
  • Of course - sorry I got confused! fixed in Q – Brendan Le Foll Apr 07 '15 at 10:53
  • Further down you write "I've generally settled on using autoclass instead of autodoc", which does not make sense. And if the question is about module-level constants, why do you mention "autoclass"? – mzjn Apr 07 '15 at 12:09
  • Ignore that bit - that's really a seperate question and generally managed to hack my way out of that one already :) – Brendan Le Foll Apr 07 '15 at 19:36

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