hi. please lets step by step. could you please divide your questions? make
1 at time and divide your issue with clear examples (for example see gammu (
http://wammu.eu/) that use c, python, bash, windows, look at sources and
try to build manual html. then you will get quick answers.
regards.

2016-02-16 14:07 GMT-02:00 HiPhish <[email protected]>:

> Hello Sphinx team,
>
> I have been trying to figure out how to write a new Sphinx domain for C#,
> based on the Python domain, but I'm having problems and I hope someone can
> help out.
>
> From what I gather I have to define a class for the domain, one for the
> index and a class for every directive and role I want to define. In C#
> there are namespaces (similar to modules in Python), class-likes (classes,
> structs, interfaces, enums) and members (member variables, properties,
> indexers). Classes and methods can be generic, i.e. have a type parameter.
> Here is what the declarations would look like:
>
> .. c#:namespace:: SuperFramework.Vectors
>    :summary: Namespace for vector types in SuperFramework
>
>    This is a longer description and so on.
>
>
> .. c#:method:: SuperFramework.Vectors.StuffVector<T> where T : Stuff
>    :summary: Class for a collection of stuff.
>    :typeparam T: The type of stuff.
>
>    This is a longer description and so on.
>
>
> .. c#:method:: bool SuperFramework.Vectors.StuffVector<T>.FromThing<U>(U
> thing, int priority) where U : T
>    :summary: Build a vector with default values.
>    :typeparam T: The type of stuff.
>    :typeparam U: The type of thing.
>    :param priority: Some priority parameter.
>    :returns: ``true`` on success
>
>    This is a longer description and so on.
>
> I don't know if the number sign is valid as part of the domain prefix, I
> can change it to "cs" if needed. The directive options are taken from the
> official C# recommended documentation tags:
> https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/5ast78ax(v=vs.100).aspx
>
> For namespaces I have basically copied the Python module directive and
> renamed a few variables. Now I'm trying classes next. Typing the namespace
> into the declaration is ugly and when rendering the output (e.g. from
> Doxygeon or reading the .NET documentation) the namespace is not part of
> the declaration either. Would it be better to make it an option instead or
> should I extract it from the declaration via regex? The same for the
> parent, declaration or option? My guess is that declaration is easier to
> write but harder to read and process than an option.
>
> I'm looking at the Python domain right now, it does not define a "PyClass"
> class but a "PyClasslike" class for classes and exceptions. I guess that
> makes sense, the difference between the two is very small. The PyClasslike
> class is a child of the PyObject class, which is used by pretty much
> everything except modules.
>
> First question: what's up with the member variable ``doc_field_types``? I
> understand that it describes the fields/options the directive can have, but
> why are there so many in the base class? It doesn't make sense for a class
> to have return values or parameters or throw exceptions. Am I missing
> something? In the initialiser, what's the  deal with the parameters
> ``name`` and ``names``, what's the difference? What does ``rolename`` and
> ``bodyrolename`` mean? What is the meaning of ``typenames`` and
> ``typerolename``?
>
> Second question, how does ``option_spec`` work? I see it maps an option to
> a function, but what is the purpose of the function?
>
> I hope these questions don't sound too noobish.
>
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