Hi,
You need to run pdflatex command multiple times to build complete PDF file.
For more detail, please read the following article.
https://www.systutorials.com/why-do-i-need-to-run-latex-bibtex-three-times-to-make-everything-look-good/
Instead of pdflatex command, you can use `make` command unde
Thank you for your reply! I tried the code and I get output like this:
('pthread_attr_init', 'pthread_attr_init', 'function',
'reference/user/08_pthread', 'c.pthread_attr_init', 1)
I'm interested in obtaining the full declaration for this function passed
in the rst, so I can compare the functio
I am trying to figure out how to reproduce
make latexpdf
with separate calls to first build the latex and then run pdflatex. I want
to do this so I can directly modify the latex between the sphinx-build and
pdflatex (to accomplish things that are not supported by sphinx).
I am using
s
Hi,
There is no such feature. You need to write a code to extract data from Sphinx.
This is an example code to get the list of C objects. Please append
this into your conf.py.
```
def on_env_check_consistency(app, env):
domain = env.get_domain('c')
for c_object in domain.get_objects():
Hi,
I think your code block contains a syntax error.
Could you check the text is valid using `pygmentize -l powershell -F
raiseonerror` command?
If it contains syntax error, you need to pass `:force:` option to the
code-block directive.
Thanks,
Takeshi KOMIYA
2020年9月12日(土) 7:31 Joshua J. Kugler
Now the patterns are considered as relative paths from the current
directory and converted to absolute paths before matching.
2020年9月12日(土) 7:17 Joshua J. Kugler :
>
> I could try that, but the directory isn't at ../test_files. sphinx uses
> fnmatch, so should match *any*path that matches that pat
I think we can safely consider it a bug. Thank you for filing an issue,
Joshua.
Matt
https://techwriter.documatt.com
On Sat, Sep 12, 2020 at 12:17 AM Joshua J. Kugler
wrote:
> I could try that, but the directory isn't at ../test_files. sphinx uses
> fnmatch, so should match *any*path that match
