Hi all,
I'm trying something that I'm not sure is really possible, but I am
open to writing a custom directive if it would be possible that way:
Firstly I should say that this is not being used in a python project,
but a totally unsupported language domain, I am just using sphinx and
rst for its ease of use, configuration and power.
I am putting lots of repeated rst in files that I am "including" in
the actual source rst for a given file that I am documenting. As these
files that need to be documented there is a lot of duplicated class
attributes that have different prefixes - an example is probably
clearer!
[generic.rst]
.. attribute: |prefix|_my_attr
this is the |prefix|_my_attr dox
[file1.rst]
.. |prefix| replace:: foo
.. include:: generic.rst
.. |prefix| replace:: bar
.. include:: generic.rst
I'm hoping this would result in nice formatted replaced text in the
result of file1 something like:
.. attribute: foo_my_attr
this is the foo_my_attr dox
.. attribute: bar_my_attr
this is the bar_my_attr dox
But instead I get multi replace definition errors...
Does this make anysense to anyone? Is it currently possible? How would
I go about writing a custom directive to achieve it?
Many thanks,
Alex.
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