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This package contains the aafigure Sphinx extension.
aafigure is a program and a reStructuredText directive to allow embeded ASCII art figures to be rendered as nice images in various image formats. The aafigure directive needs a hardcoded image format, so it doesn’t goes well with Sphinx multi-format support.
This extension adds the aafig directive that automatically selects the image format to use acording to the Sphinx writer used to generate the documentation.
Usage example:
.. aafig::
:scale: 1.5
:textual:
+-------+ +-----------+
| Hello +-------->+ aafigure! |
+-------+ +-----------+
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