At a command prompt, type:
pydoc -p 8099
Then open a web browser and go to:
http://localhost:8099
You can then browse the docs for all installed python libraries,
including gnuradio and usrp.
Matt
At a command prompt, type:
pydoc -p 8099
Then open a web browser and go to:
http://localhost:8099
You can then browse the docs for all installed python libraries,
including gnuradio and usrp.
Matt
Nice!
And in that context … coolest Vim feature (needs Vim compiled with
python support):
In a file with content like
from gnuradio import gr
gr.fir
hit after gr.fir --> Vim completes the entry and shows the
documentation in the preview window (C-O and C-P scroll through the
completion list).
Regards, Andreas
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