oodoctest extracts and runs code samples found in an OpenOffice.org document to test their validity using the standard python doctest machinery. The goal is to make it easy to write runnable python documentation with OpenOffice.org.
This script can be both used a command line tool (oodoctest –help) or as the provider of the OODocFileTest class to integrate OO documents as part of doctest/unittest suite.
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