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Reference for (Directional) commands
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One thing you can do this is a real hack!:

If you have the program where these functions or methods are used
you can do:
  • You have the name of the module that they came from. There will be an associated import statement
  • from command line (preferable cmnder (you can get it here: http://cmder.net/) type the following(for each import):

Then for each module
λ python
>>> import sys
>>> sys.stdout = open('ModuleInfo.txt', 'w')
>>> # Following two lines for each imported module
>>> import modulename
>>> help('modulename')
>>> # when done
>>> quit()
This will show detailed help (including all methods and attributes)
for each of the modules.
The last line of each help list will show the path to the code, In case you want to examine it

All of the help will be in file ModuleInfo.txt
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Reference for (Directional) commands - by mattkrebs - Mar-22-2017, 02:08 PM
RE: Reference for (Directional) commands - by Larz60+ - Mar-22-2017, 05:11 PM
RE: Reference for (Directional) commands - by wavic - Mar-22-2017, 06:08 PM

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