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Description
rstctl is a script to help you with reStructuredText
Usage
HTML preview
You can preview a file:
$ rstctl -w path/to/file.rst
Or the long description of a package:
$ ls setup.py setup.py $ rstctl -w
Check links
You can use the -l option to add unknown references to the end of a document. Example:
$ cat README.txt Title ===== `incomplete ref`_ $ ./bin/rstctl -l README.txt <string>:4: (ERROR/3) Unknown target name: "incomplete ref". .. _incomplete ref: 1 links append to README.txt $ cat README.txt Title ===== `incomplete ref`_ .. _incomplete ref:
Then you can add the correct links.
0.1 (2008-11-31)
initial release
1 maintainer
Metadata
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