I noticed that sip was ignoring my %Docstring directives for Qt signals (methods and everything else work fine), and using its automatically generated ones instead.
For example: class SomeClass { signals: void SomeSignal(); %Docstring Foo %End }; >>> SomeClass.SomeSignal.__doc__ 'SomeClass.SomeSignal() [signal]' I've attached a patch that fixes this and makes it use the docstring from the %Docstring block instead if it's present (otherwise it will fall back to the automatically generated one as before). >>> SomeClass.SomeSignal.__doc__ 'Foo [signal]' David
diff -r 111436ade941 sipgen/gencode.c --- a/sipgen/gencode.c Thu Dec 23 17:40:20 2010 +0000 +++ b/sipgen/gencode.c Fri Feb 18 13:07:53 2011 +0000 @@ -9875,12 +9875,20 @@ if (docstrings) { - fprintf(fp, "\"\\1"); - prScopedPythonName(fp, cd->ecd, cd->pyname->text); - fprintf(fp, ".%s", md->pyname->text); - prPythonSignature(pt, fp, &sig->pysig, FALSE, FALSE, FALSE, FALSE, - TRUE); - fprintf(fp, "\", "); + if (md->docstring != NULL) + { + generateExplicitDocstring(md->docstring, fp); + fprintf(fp, ", "); + } + else + { + fprintf(fp, "\"\\1"); + prScopedPythonName(fp, cd->ecd, cd->pyname->text); + fprintf(fp, ".%s", md->pyname->text); + prPythonSignature(pt, fp, &sig->pysig, FALSE, FALSE, FALSE, FALSE, + TRUE); + fprintf(fp, "\", "); + } } else {
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