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I'm working on Developing a Web-API project, and i'm very impressed with the auto generated documentation by Microsoft's HelpPages. i enabled custom documentation using the official site creating Help Pages the documentation is generated successfully BUT none of the references to Classes from the <See cref=""> Tag seems to be added to the description, the HelpPages Simply ignores them (that's for a reason). i really wanted to have this feature in my project, i searched a lot (got close sometimes) but none gave a convincing answer. That's why i decided to post my solution to this tweak and

I am using Sphinx for documenting a Python project and would like to have content from an existing .md file display inside of a .rst file. ( I have already set up my conf.py to allow for markdown). For example, I have a file called tutorial.md . I also have a .rst file as follows: ml == w2v ^^^ .. automodule:: package.ml.w2v :members: I would like be able to include a link to tutorial.md as follows, such that the content of tutorial.md will display in the file upon rendering. This can be achieved with the following: ml == Tutorial -------- .. include:: ../tutorial.md w2v ^^^ .. automodule::

I'm using a search-function for a documentation site which upon selection of search hit shows page with text highlighted (just as a pdf-reader or netbeans would do). To achive the highlight i use javascript with: function searchHighlight(searchTxt) { var target = $('#page').html(); var re = new RegExp(searchTxt, 'gi'); target = target.replace( re, '<span class="high">' + searchTxt + '</span>' ); $('#page').html(target); } Problem / Question: Since page incudes images with filenames based on md5, some searches messes up the image src. Searching on "1000" will distort the <img src=

I'm working on R package. I set aliases for some functions this way: foo <- function(){ do_something } foo_alias <- foo I have the documentation for 'foo' function, so when typing: ?foo I get the created documentation. Unfortunately it does not work for foo_alias. When I type: ?foo_alias I get nothing. Is there any solution for that so the alias function inherits the documentation from foo? You should add an alias to your documentation file: \name{foo} \alias{foo} \alias{foo_alias} Or if you use roxygen2 : #' @name foo foo <- function() #' @rdname foo foo_alias <- foo 来源： https://stackoverflow

I have just downloaded the latest version of Sancastle Help File Builder 2017.1.28.0. According to the answers and comments from this post , I expected the search to work but it doesn't. No matter what I am trying to search for, I will get a "Nothing found" message. BTW, I do not have any aspx file generated. I tried using Google Chrome browser Do I miss any project configuration? How can I make the search working? The described behaviour seems to depend on the used browser. Following snapshots show a working and a NOT working case: I generated a dummy help including some conceptual topics for