Le 09/07/2013 10:06, Guenter Milde a écrit :
On 2013-07-08, Alexandre Garel wrote:[-- Type: text/plain, Encoding: --] I use automodule to document a python module. So in the doc directory I have a file with: .. automodule:: my.package.module In the module docstring there is an image directive .. image:: module-schema.png Where module-schema.png is in the same directory as structure.py When I compile with sphinx, it complains about not finding the module-schema.png file: * WARNING: image file not readable: structure-schema.png* If I put the module-schema.png in the same directory as the file whiche contains the automodule directive it works. I would like the module-schema.png file to be in same folder as its module (as the doc directory is not even in the same project). Is there any way I can do this ?You can try with a relative (to the directory which contains the automodule directive) or an absolute path.
Yes but the module normally ignore the documentation repository
There is a Docutils bug report about paths in included files, which may also be related to your problem: http://sourceforge.net/p/docutils/bugs/211/
that sounds close indeed. Maybe if I find some time I will look at the autodoc code.
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