然而，如果您确实认真地想以编程方式创建自己的文档网站/系统，那么一个不错的开始可能是使用内置的 dir 爬取给定模块的对象层次结构，并编译 所有不同方法/函数的文档字符串（这是什么__doc__ 正在访问）。
不过，我个人认为，在大多数情况下，交互式帮助和在 google 中使用 site:docs.python.org 的结合就足够了。
This is not another website, but is a different way to access the docs (and may even qualify as an api to the docs if you're being generous). All you need is a python interpreter:
I've found that this is a great way to do a quick check on exactly how to spell a method, or what the order of arguments is, without having to bring up a web-browser.
Or, as pointed out by Steven Rumbalski, there is also the builtin function help. This can be used interactively to show more information about a given module. Also, as pointed out by rplnt, many shells have some syntactic sugar to accessing the help/self documentation features of python.
If however, you were actually serious about programmatically creating your own documentation website/system, a decent start could be to crawl through the object hierarchy of a given module, using the dir builtin, and compiling the docstrings of all the different methods/functions (this is what __doc__ is accessing).
I'm personally of the opinion, however, that a combination of the interactive help and using site:docs.python.org in google is more than sufficient in most cases.
我多年来一直使用 Thomas Heller 的在线帮助系统作为一种快速方法访问 Python 库参考、语言参考和 Python/C API 手册中的材料。
由于它是基于 CGI 的，因此在 Windows 上可以使用 AutoHotKey 之类的东西来创建一个键盘宏，以便在选择一些文本后访问它从您最喜欢的 Python IDE 或纯文本编辑器中。
I've used Thomas Heller's online help system for many years as a quick way to access material in the Python Library Reference, Language Reference, and Python/C API manuals.
Since it's CGI based, on Windows one could use something like AutoHotKey to make a keyboard macro to access it after selecting some text from within your favorite Python IDE or plain-text editor.
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这不是另一个网站，而是访问文档的不同方式（如果您很慷慨，甚至可能有资格作为文档的 api）。您所需要的只是一个 Python 解释器：
我发现这是一种快速检查方法拼写方式或参数顺序的好方法，而无需打开 Web 浏览器。
或者，正如 Steven Rumbalski 所指出的，还有 内置函数
help。这可以交互地使用来显示有关给定模块的更多信息。此外，正如 rplnt 所指出的，许多 shell 都有一些语法糖来访问 python 的帮助/自我文档功能。然而，如果您确实认真地想以编程方式创建自己的文档网站/系统，那么一个不错的开始可能是使用内置的
dir爬取给定模块的对象层次结构，并编译 所有不同方法/函数的文档字符串（这是什么__doc__正在访问）。不过，我个人认为，在大多数情况下，交互式帮助和在 google 中使用
site:docs.python.org的结合就足够了。This is not another website, but is a different way to access the docs (and may even qualify as an api to the docs if you're being generous). All you need is a python interpreter:
I've found that this is a great way to do a quick check on exactly how to spell a method, or what the order of arguments is, without having to bring up a web-browser.
Or, as pointed out by Steven Rumbalski, there is also the builtin function
help. This can be used interactively to show more information about a given module. Also, as pointed out by rplnt, many shells have some syntactic sugar to accessing the help/self documentation features of python.If however, you were actually serious about programmatically creating your own documentation website/system, a decent start could be to crawl through the object hierarchy of a given module, using the
dirbuiltin, and compiling the docstrings of all the different methods/functions (this is what__doc__is accessing).I'm personally of the opinion, however, that a combination of the interactive help and using
site:docs.python.orgin google is more than sufficient in most cases.我多年来一直使用 Thomas Heller 的在线帮助系统作为一种快速方法访问 Python 库参考、语言参考和 Python/C API 手册中的材料。
由于它是基于 CGI 的，因此在 Windows 上可以使用 AutoHotKey 之类的东西来创建一个键盘宏，以便在选择一些文本后访问它从您最喜欢的 Python IDE 或纯文本编辑器中。
I've used Thomas Heller's online help system for many years as a quick way to access material in the Python Library Reference, Language Reference, and Python/C API manuals.
Since it's CGI based, on Windows one could use something like AutoHotKey to make a keyboard macro to access it after selecting some text from within your favorite Python IDE or plain-text editor.