[Docstring-develop] pydps - new version uploaded

[Tony J I. (Tibs) <to...@ls...>]

Ho hum,

	http://www.tibsnjoan.co.uk/reST/pydps.tgz

This may be the last upload before refactoring. Which I discussed
elsewhere.

The package now contains a README.txt file at David's request (yes, it's
a text file written in reST, despite my grumbles at David the other day
about file extensions).

The HTML writer will attempt to sort out autonumbered footnotes - I
believe it works for a single document (e.g., an reST text file), but of
course this is the wrong approach for Python source.

Rather more of the standard DPS elements now get converted to HTML
(including tables - neat stuff), although they are not necessarily very
pretty (pretty is not an aim as yet - or at least that's what I'm
sticking to).

All this means I can now turn restructuredtext/spec/reStructuredText.txt
into HTML and produce something that I find easier to read. Yeh.

Tibs

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