-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I am the author of a Python wrapper for SQLite. As part of my documentation build process I link function names to the relevant page in the SQLite doc. I also have to wrap all constants - eg making sure that all SQLITE_LIMIT_ ones are wrapped and pointing to their doc. (I point to most C functions and wrap virtually all constants.)
In order to point to the correct doc pages, and verify that I pick up all constants including new ones with each release, I have code that parses the SQLite website building up lists of functions and constants and which page is the correct one for them. That means regular expressions like r"""<a href="([^'"]+?/c3ref/[^<]+?\.html(#[^'"]+)?)['"]>(sqlite3_.+?)<""" This is a little brittle as it breaks every time there are formatting changes. Would it be possible to have some data file on the website instead that I could use? Perhaps other wrapper authors have the same needs. These are the details of what I need: For each function, its name, the doc page and fragment, and ideally a few word description of it (the title on the doc page is fine). For each family of constants (eg result codes, extended result codes, run time limits), the doc page, and a few word description (of the family) A JSON or XML file with that would make my life a lot easier. Roger -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1 iEYEARECAAYFAlUnF1UACgkQmOOfHg372QT6wACggLHovwyZvwyYQJgD2UPmhH+N g7YAn08hjxOP5Qol/jy0QZekxPgWMy4v =261V -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
