Code 1: moving to _internal and setting the interface (still broken)#10
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Hey @andrewtarzia, is removing the documentation files on purpose here? I think all these _autosummary files were just introduced in #9. |
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Yes it is, they aren't correct and don't work without changes in the actual code (this pr just does the interface). So I deleted them. Sorry for the spam. |
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As it says in title, this is about checking the interface, which I will then implement the internals of (doing so now would have changes within files hard to tell as files also moved).
The interface is defined in
src/pywindow/__init__.py. Only some functions/classes are accessible, the rest is backend. And they should all just be accessible aspywindow.XX, no sub modules. If you are ok with this, we move to implementation.