"I just couldn't co-erce it to produce the documentation"
What imports you're using shouldn't matter the slightest. Try running with -fx, and check if the resulting XML file is empty as well.
There is stuff in the XML files (method and property names), but nothing in the HTML files other than the title.
There are no docstrings in our code yet - does Pythondoc omit methods without docstrings ?
The standard HTML renderer only includes things that have documentation (either in JavaDoc-style comments or, if run with -s, docstrings). If you're using the library interface, you can do all sorts of tweaking of the ElementTree structure before passing it to the renderer.
(Personally, I use pythondoc as a "platform" a lot more often than I use it "as is". Feel free to mail me if you want help with putting together a custom parser/renderer for your specific use case).
OK, cool. Thanks
Commenting by HaloScan
