[Python-Dev] Status: sqlite3 module docs (original) (raw)
Gerhard Häring gh at ghaering.de
Sat May 13 02:54:09 CEST 2006
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Hello,
I've now moved over all the content from the pysqlite reference manual to the sqlite3 module docs.
It would be nice if now somebody with more experience with Python documentation could look over it.
A few things I know could be changed:
- Just like with the pysqlite docs, the reference manual tries to have many examples. I've put these under Doc/lib/sqlite/*.py. All other modules have the .py files directly in Doc/lib/ - I don't know if this is necessary for some reason unknown to me. For building HTML docs, having them in a subdirectory works fine.
- Some (or some more) of the examples could probably be moved into a directory in Demo/ instead.
- There's no tutorial for the sqlite3 module right now, all is in reference-manual style.
I'll continue to work on this if somebody tells me what to do, but for now it would be nice if somebody could clean it up (and maybe also tell me why certain clean-ups are done - I don't know how indentation is handled for text and examples, e. g.).
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