support reading Argparse instances inside classes #36
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So far, shphinxarg only has support for reading/importing Argparse instances from global variables/attributes within a module. However, there are use cases where Argparse is used inside classes of a module, not as a global variable. This is particularly the case for uses of 'argparse' in the context of CLI / REPL style user interfaces, such as for example those built using the 'cmd2' module. This change introduces the ability to specify :func: wit '.' notation like foo.bar.baz
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May 1, 2024
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So far, shphinxarg only has support for reading/importing Argparse instances from global variables/attributes within a module. However, there are use cases where Argparse is used inside classes of a module, not as a global variable. This is particularly the case for uses of 'argparse' in the context of CLI / REPL style user interfaces, such as for example those built using the 'cmd2' module.
This change introduces the ability to specify :func: wit '.' notation like foo.bar.baz