I need help with this re.sub function. For example, if I wanted to replace “string” with “abc” but I want #include <string.h> to remain the same so that the syntax does not get disturbed and all the other “string” variables get replaced with “abc”. How can I write the re.sub function? The Python code is: test_str is this Answer Use
Tag: substitution
Substitutions next to angle brackets in Sphinx
I’m trying to use substitutions in a parsed literal block in my Sphinx documentation like this: Which gets rendered like this: Where what I want is this: If I add spaces around the substitution in the source, I get this: So I know release is defined as I expect. How can I get rid of the spaces? Answer This works:
adding xml content to sphinx generated doc
So here is my problem. I’m trying to generate documentation for my project using sphinx and managed to get the basic working, like adding modules and images. So a basic index.rst would look like: ‘tvb’ here contains top level modules and links to sub-packages and so on. This seems to work fine and the html documentation is generated accordingly. However