Hi,
I am trying hard to figure out whether and in casse how a parsed-literal
block uses code highlight.
My aim is to use it to show function signatures in a code block instead of
the way domains does. To this extent I have implement my own domain and
modify in a way I can input
..mydom:function::int ff()
int ff(int i)
some text goes here
and get a layout as
----------------------------
Function ff
int ff();
int ff(int i);
Description:
some text goes here
----------------------------
To do this I just create a literal_block node and pass to it the text I
want to show, set the language and that'it.
Now I have also types in the function arguments that should be linked to
their definitions, as a class for instance. Therefore I need to mimic what
parsed_literal does: I use a literal_block but applied on parsed text
nodes. The code looks like:
text = '\n'.join([s for s in sig_list])
lineno = self.state_machine.abs_line_number()
textnodes, messages = self.state.inline_text(text, lineno)
sign_block = nodes.literal_block(text,'',*textnodes )
sign_block['language'] = 'c'
sign_block['classes'] = ['highlight']
sign_block['highlight_args'] = {}
container_node = nodes.container('', literal_block=True,
classes=['literal-block-wrapper'])
container_node += sign_block
Now, no matter how I play with the language, highlight and classes I can
not get any syntax highlight out of a literal_block. What am I missing?
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