> Ping asked to take over the code because he wanted to do it with Pydoc. > He didn't do the online help part. I'm not sure if he thought I was > going to do that part or if he just didn't get to it. Either way, it is > less than a weekend's work to add pydoc to the interactive shell (and > thus make it "online help") so I can do it in the next few weeks. Actually, "from pydoc import help" already works; after that you can type "help" or "help(module)" etc. Or is "online help" more than that? Ping pointed out (in private email) that adding pydoc.help to __builtin__ in site.py is the wrong thing to do because pydoc is large and it would slow down startup too much. He recommended to add a small bootstrap function instead that imports and invokes pydoc.help instead. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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