Sorry I didn't mean to post twice; didn't notice the group was moderated! On Friday, June 8, 2012 5:18:49 PM UTC-7, Lisa Zorn wrote: > > Hello! I have a python module that I've documented using sphinx, and I > also have an "example script" that's really just a script. I would like to > use this script in the documentation to show how the module is used, which > I can do to some extent using literalinclude. However, it would make it > much easier to follow if I could have the literal include link things, e.g. > the invocation of a method to the documentation of the method. I couldn't > figure out how to do this but I would think someone else has done this > before? Any ideas? > Thank you! > -Lisa >
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