Re: Can I help in adding some documentation?

Hi Ray,

The Jython javadocs are indeed lacking, you could really begin
anywhere that interests you.  Javadoc comments should probably be sent
in as patches just like code is sent.  Website docs are a different
matter, but I'll have more to say about that when the new look and
feel goes live (see http://www.jython.org/mockup).  Patches go here:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=12867&atid=312867

By the way, this sort of question more properly goes to the jython-dev
list.  I've CC'ed my comments there.

-Frank

On 3/19/06, Ray Djajadinata <rayfd_2000@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hello Jython developers,
>
> I spent about 2-3 hours yesterday playing with Jython source, trying to fit 
> it in into the new Mustang's javax.script. What I found was that although I 
> can figure out the code by reading it, the javadoc for those classes are 
> quite lacking, e.g.: what is Py.compiler_command_flags? What is 
> PythonInterpreter.getLocals() and setLocals()? What should be the type of 
> locals (I'm guessing PyDictionary--am I right?)
>
> (To be fair, the javadoc for javax.script is not very clear either 
> sometimes--I've gotta see how sun implements their Rhino engine sometimes to 
> get what it means.)
>
> So I was wondering--which part of Jython do you think need documentation the 
> most? I can help by writing some Javadocs and learning Jython more along the 
> way. Of course I need your guidance, lest I do more harm than good! :)
>
> Warm regards,
> Ray
>
>
>
>
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