#10652: Add support for uploading static html doc page as a worksheet in the
notebook
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   Reporter:  nthiery                 |       Owner:  nthiery                   
                       
       Type:  enhancement             |      Status:  needs_review              
                       
   Priority:  critical                |   Milestone:  sage-4.7                  
                       
  Component:  notebook                |    Keywords:  days28, Sphinx, upload, 
static html documentation
     Author:  Nicolas M. ThiƩry, ...  |    Upstream:  N/A                       
                       
   Reviewer:                          |      Merged:                            
                       
Work_issues:                          |  
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Comment(by kcrisman):

 Hi nthiery,

 This would be a nice change.  See also
 [https://bitbucket.org/whuss/sws2tex/ sws2tex] and
 [https://bitbucket.org/rbeezer/tex2sws/ tex2sws] for related projects.

 I am sorry that I can't review this and test it properly right now, though
 the code seems ok in the main.  What does the "assert False" do - I know
 what assert usually does, but I assume this is some special use of that
 statement?

 Also, it would perhaps be better to us os.path or something like that
 {{{
 sage: a = "http://www.me.com/mysheet.sws";
 sage: os.path.splitext(a)
 ('http://www.me.com/mysheet', '.sws')
 }}}
 in twist.py and then just check the `result[1]` for the extensions that
 are allowed all at once, keeping that for glueing on later, also with
 os.path?

 By the way, you could perhaps just use this on your combinat server -
 sometimes people put custom patches on servers, it's not hard to do if
 you're the admin.  That would keep it from being quite as critical to the
 rest of Sage.

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