Fix for macros without parameters #18
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Previously macros such as `@__FILE__` would not have permalinks since they did not include parenthesis. Not only was this annoying for cross- referencing but it made searching difficult as searching for `@__FILE__` would result in no search results. Note: Parenthesis will automatically be added to macros without them in the rendered documentation.
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The current change also now allows for a normal function without parentheses but includes the return annotation. Previously you could only get the return annotation if you included the use of parentheses. |
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Additionally fixes #7 |
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@nolta can you take a look? |
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@tkelman could you take a look at this? |
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I guess this regex change looks safe, though I don't entirely know how this repo and the readthedocs setup work. There's nothing julia-version-specific about this, right? I guess we merge, adjust the sha in the doc virtualenv requirements file, and see if it looks right? |
Fix for macros without parameters
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Thanks @tkelman. No there is nothing Julia version specific about this. I believe updating the |
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If you feel so inclined, sure. On Wed, Jan 27, 2016 at 9:24 AM -0800, "Curtis Vogt" [email protected] wrote: Thanks @tkelman. No there is nothing Julia version specific about this. I believe updating the Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: |
Previously macros such as
@__FILE__would not have permalinks since they did not include parenthesis. Not only was this annoying for cross-referencing but it made searching difficult as searching for@__FILE__would result in no results.Note however that parenthesis will automatically be added to macros without them in the rendered documentation. Ideally these would not be added.