and pure python
flexibility they might need. Does that make sense?
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a home directory folder.
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follow their progress) including
SCS-based multi-version documentation.
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On Wednesday, November 9, 2011, Manuel Bastioni mbasti...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm the admin of the open source project makehuman (
http://www.makehuman.org).
We are going to use Sphinx (thanks for it guys!) to document our software.
It works fine in linux, but our windows developers have a
, that is my opinion.
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-highlighted source files:
http://sphinx.pocoo.org/ext/viewcode.html
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``python setup.py develop`` or ``pip install -e``.
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links you may also want to
consider a custom role (such as :rfc:`822` might be used for RFC
documents) or even a missing reference fallback. If the external links
lead to other Sphinx documentation sites, you should look into the
intersphinx extension.
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your application. You can look at the documentation/source for the
Inter-Sphinx extension if you want a bit of help (objects.inv was added
primarily for Inter-Sphinx, but should work just as well for your project).
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readability, too.
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it with pip (``pip
install sphinx==0.6.6``). (Pip is just generally better than
easy-install and I recommend using it more.)
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/cleaner as well, but I
realize that some people prefer the jagged original.)
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backlash on the space... ie: F.\ Alonso
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to your toctree? reminder than a Whoops, things
are broken because you have a document that you haven't put into a
toctree. I think that maybe the documentation you cited should be
rewritten as well.
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Description of a bar.
.. toctree::
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of smartypants
out there that mistakenly do, and if that was your problem it is a
simple matter of upgrading.)
The best way to deal with this particular instance is to use an inline
reST literal, which would be to quote the command line option in
double-backquotes as in ``--version``.
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classes for non-numeric ordered lists into the standard theme. You can
copy them yourself if you find it important.
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http://pythonic.pocoo.org/2009/9/12/new-in-sphinx-1-0-domains
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more repetitive than that and follows a deeper
pattern (or could be auto-generated from your source control system),
you may also, or instead, consider writing Docutils directive to
further simplify things.
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On 9/21/2009 19:35, Max Battcher wrote:
.. cssclass:: pagebreak
Or just .. class:: once the code directive renaming takes place, of course.
Paragraph or section or whatever...
Then add to the stylesheet:
.pagebreak { page-break-before: always }
Following this approach to its logical
example:
.. raw:: html
br style=page-break-after: always /
Another approach might be:
.. cssclass:: pagebreak
Paragraph or section or whatever...
Then add to the stylesheet:
.pagebreak { page-break-before: always }
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general usage of it that
there is interest/demand in making it more accessible in Sphinx.
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hides docutils' class directive, because of its code markup directives.
In current versions of Sphinx the docutils class directive is named
cssclass...
.. cssclass:: incompatible
This will change in a future of Sphinx and I thought it had already
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the existing docutils backend). It also
might be neat to see a Sphinx-inspired S5 CSS.
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Kevin F. Benz wrote:
I had tried that but all I see is a question mark in the final output.
You may want to try double checking your source_encoding in conf.py:
http://sphinx.pocoo.org/config.html#confval-source_encoding
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LaTeX environments as necessary.
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you need:
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Example:
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suggestions have been concrete-class (together with a new
abstract-class), sclass, pclass, and cls.
apiclass, perhaps?
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, codeattribute, etc.
I think that I'm leaning towards the suggestion later in this thread of
namespacing all of the directives with code.. It may even be useful
to do the same with the auto- directives, such that you get
code.module and code.automodule or possibly auto.module.
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reST/Sphinx are handled by adding an appropriate class to the list
class (for example, ol class=roman) and if for whatever reason
your current CSS file is missing the appropriate classes, then you'll
just get numbers rather than letters/roman numbers.
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the many different ways projects host
their documentation (static pages, wikis, forums, FAQ tools) and
question what and how things apply to Sphinx.
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Supposedly you could use Wikir to bootstrap Sphinx MediaWiki output.
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see there being at least one or two generally
useful recipes from what you cooked up.
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(an attempt to do a docstring import on a module that needs some
sort of settings/pre-setup dependency and is lacking good fail-over for
the documentation build) and not a problem of Sphinx itself. You
probably need to ask about this issue in the appropriate TurboGears forum...
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blocks:
http://docutils.sourceforge.net/docs/user/rst/quickref.html#literal-blocks
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, just have a new .. toctree in your requirements.rst that has the
path to progA.
You may also want to take a look at Inter-Sphinx:
http://sphinx.pocoo.org/latest/ext/intersphinx.html
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