Somebody posted a reply on the referenced SO thread:
Apparently, the solution is to reset the value of `__module__` on the
affected classes. So, in `a/__init__.py`, you can do the following to fix
the issue:
```python
A.__module__ = __name__
B.__module__ = __name__
```
This seems to fix the
I have seen the latex commands ,But I can not solve the issue. How can I do
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在 2016年10月14日星期五 UTC+8上午3:37:50，gsavix写道：
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Yes and no.
In the latex section of the conf.py, you will see a latex_elements dict
being defined. This is where you can modify your preamble. You can put
your definition there, but most people read in a separate file or two,
since when you update your document format, the changes can be
The short answer is not in 1.4.x. It looks like 1.5.x may have a little,
but nothing as easy as CSS. Start by reading through the sphinx.sty file
(found in your latex build directory) to give you an idea of what you are
dealing with.
It looks like you have made 6 threads all with basically
Hi there
I would like to include a revision history table as part of the front
matter of my documents (PDF). I'd like this to appear after the title page
and before the toc if possible. Does sphinx/rst support this? If so how
would I go about it?
Thanks
Fiona
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Hi Vivian,
I'm interested in doing something similar too. Can you please share
your wsgi application with me?
Thanks,
Ashwin
On Tuesday, March 15, 2011 at 7:55:03 AM UTC-7, Vivian De Smedt wrote:
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> Dear All,
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> We write our documentation using Sphinx.
> But some of us are abroad with no
