Changeset 989 for trunk

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Timestamp:
09/15/11 13:46:33 (8 months ago)
Author:
apdavison
Message:

more on converting docs to Sphinx

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trunk/doc
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  • trunk/doc/highlevelapi.txt

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    2121========================== 
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    23 Before using any other functions or classes from PyNN, the user must call the ``setup()`` function:: 
     23Before using any other functions or classes from PyNN, the user must call the :func:`setup()` function:: 
    2424 
    2525    >>> setup() 
    2626     
    27 ``setup()`` takes various optional arguments: setting the simulation timestep (there is currently no support in the API for variable timestep methods although native simulator code can be used to select this option where the simulator supports it) and setting the minimum and maximum synaptic delays, e.g.:: 
     27:func:`setup()` takes various optional arguments: setting the simulation timestep (there is currently no support in the API for variable timestep methods although native simulator code can be used to select this option where the simulator supports it) and setting the minimum and maximum synaptic delays, e.g.:: 
    2828 
    2929    >>> setup(timestep=0.1, min_delay=0.1, max_delay=10.0) 
    3030     
    31 In previous versions, ``setup()`` took a ``debug`` argument for configuring logging. To allow more flexibility, configuration of logging must now be done separately. There is a convenience function in the ``pyNN.utility`` module to simplify this:: 
     31In previous versions, :func:`setup()` took a :attr:`debug` argument for configuring logging. To allow more flexibility, configuration of logging must now be done separately. There is a convenience function in the :mod:`pyNN.utility` module to simplify this:: 
    3232 
    3333    >>> from pyNN.utility import init_logging 
    3434    >>> init_logging("logfile", debug=True) 
    3535     
    36 or you can configure the Python ``logging`` module directly. 
     36or you can configure the Python :mod:`logging` module directly. 
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  • trunk/doc/index.txt

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    1919   simulatorspecificoptions 
    2020   developers_guide 
     21   roadmap 
     22   api_reference 
    2123 
    2224Indices and tables