[PYTHON DOC-SIG] Links to other internal functions/classes?

[Robin Friedrich]

|> From: "Mark Hammond" <MHammond@skippinet.com.au>
|> 
|> Hi,
|> 
|> Id like to include a link to another function in my documentation.  
|> Eg, "See also <{module}.other_func>" where we have a link to the generated 
|> documentation for that function/class/etc.
|> 
|> Ive had a look, and tried a few things.  Couldnt make anything 
|> work...

Sorry no help here. Daniel will have to look at this as a new requirement.

|> 
|> What is ~ for?  It comes out as literal for me - in _everything_ -
|> including the doc generated from gendoc.py!  Ive only tried HTMLg,
|> which may be a problem)
Tilde (~) isn't supposed to be special w.r.t. gendoc. Are you saying the
it's acting special in some way? It used to mean Italic but this was changed
and now *italic* is used for that.

|> 
|> Also, I had a quick play with "HTML", (as opposed to HTMLg) and it
|> was missing render_deflist() (??).  It has probably already been
|> added, but give me a yell if you want my version :-)
Known bug. Forward the version of the fix anyway. 
|> 
|> Oh yeah - one last thing - both import and parser mode do work on 
|> Win32 (except most people will not have parser in binary, but a .pyd 
|> exists) - so you can add this OS to the list supported :-)
Cool.


-Robin

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