Why's there no Win* executable pydoc? Let me know if I should ask this elsewhere. In part, I think I'm searching for larger generalizations that I'm particularizing with this specific instance. A Unix-side installation-from-source provides, along with much else, an executable /usr/local/bin/pydoc, whose content is simply #!/usr/bin/env python import pydoc pydoc.cli() As near as I can tell, installation of the 2.1 Python binaries for Win* gives no corresponding executable or "shortcut" for that (those) platform(s). Is it intended generally to provide homologous facilities for each of Unix and Win* (and MacOS)? Is ... well, how should I think about this? I wrote Ka-Ping Yee (the pydoc lord--right?) earlier in the day. I've received no response.
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