On 09/26/2011 08:52 PM, John H Palmieri wrote:
>
> I just tested it: I changed the code in one file (added a "print"
> statement, did not change any documentation), and it was detected by
> "print_modified_modules". I think that the sphinx environment pickle
> saves more than just the documentation produced by autodoc, so if you
> change any part of a file, it recognizes this. I thought that this is
> what you were asking about originally, but maybe I'm misunderstanding
> what you're saying.
Well I have the following situation
huge_code_base
|_ library_1
|_ library_2
|_ module1
|_ class X
|_ class Y
etc etc.
My idea is that if in my documentation I have something like
.. autoclass:: library_2.module1.classX
and IF the code in classX is changed since last time I built the doc, I
get a warning that asks if I want to change the doc.
But if I change classY nothing should be changed...
If that code does this it would be perfect, but I don't understand how
it does unless it's actually using autodoc behind the scenes...
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