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Restructured text references should follow a consistent format every time. Therefore, it should be possible to write a generator to produce those references for users to copy and paste into their source.
It seems like this would be particularly useful with #24.
This is actually nontrivial, though, because the role names within the objects.txt data lines aren't identical to the role commands used in the reST. (E.g., it's py:function inside the objects.txt, but :py:func:... in the reST.)
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Restructured text references should follow a consistent format every time. Therefore, it should be possible to write a generator to produce those references for users to copy and paste into their source.
It seems like this would be particularly useful with #24.
This is actually nontrivial, though, because the role names within the
objects.txt
data lines aren't identical to the role commands used in the reST. (E.g., it'spy:function
inside theobjects.txt
, but:py:func:...
in the reST.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: