Thanks Thomas, I didn't know about pydoc either. It looks like it could be a big help for new users. I'll add these notes to the webpage. Cheers, Charles Thomas Traber wrote: > Hi, > > maybe some eispice users are not aware of pydoc (like me ;-) ) > > $ pydoc -g > > opens a gui where you can enter a search string e.g. "eispice". > This opens your web browser and shows the eispice docstrings in HTML. > > Alternatively you can start a pydoc server: > > $ pydoc -p 8099 > > This lets you access all python documentation via http://localhost:8099 > > You can also convert specific module documentation in HTML format to a > file: > > $ pydoc -w eispice > > Sorry, I don't know whether there can be switched on recursion. > > > Regards, > Thomas > ------------------------------------------------------------------ To unsubscribe from the eispice list send an email to: eispice-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'unsubscribe' in the Subject field