I am having my first go at trying to document an application with
Sphinx, the application is a framework I try to learn which has no
searchable documentation, so I thought I might as well learn how to
document it with Sphinx.
I am running into a problem that super classes contained in top level
.py files (the ones at the package folder) don't get linked correctly.
For example:
foo.py contains class foo and foo.py is in package x
In the code some other class inherits from class foo by doing
from x.foo import foo
class anotherClass(foo):
Now when documenting anotherClass I get for the super class "x.foo.foo"
but when documenting foo I get "foo.foo" i.e. without the top level package.
I hope I am explaining this well enough.
I guess I need to somehow tell Sphinx that class x.foo.foo is documented
as class foo.foo to make sure that e.g. Inheritance diagrams can link to
the correct class documentation etc.
Can someone give me some hints on what I need to do.
Werner
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