Closed lukearno closed 13 years ago
pycco is rad but seems to fall down on docstrings.
If I have a function with a docstring like this:
def foo(): """This is a docstring."""
The closing triplequotes seem to be missed by the parser. When I try putting them on a new line:
def foo(): """This is a docstring. Ok, I'll just use a multiline docstring... """
There is ugly whitespace and the docstring is treated like a comment on the code inside the function and not on the function itself. .
I, too, suffer this problem. Single-line docstrings absorb the following code into the generated comment.
Fixed by pull request #38, which is now merged.
pycco is rad but seems to fall down on docstrings.
If I have a function with a docstring like this:
The closing triplequotes seem to be missed by the parser. When I try putting them on a new line:
There is ugly whitespace and the docstring is treated like a comment on the code inside the function and not on the function itself. .