On 10/26/2011 04:57 PM, Guenter Milde wrote:
What does the output look like? Is there an error message? Does a
blank line between the directive start line and the content block
help? Try to create a minimal working example: copy the "failing"
block to a new document. Remove stepwise content and try which
line/part changes the behaviour.
It was quite simple, this is a simple failing example:
.. parsed-literal::
class SampleCommand(AbstractCommand):
def do(self):
# var
(and I don't get any compilation warnings).
I guess sphinx thinks that this code is not valid python (even if it is),
and so it doesn't bother.
But I didn't think it was doing such a check, and how do I stop it
checking this?
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