Changeset 976
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- Jun 25, 2012 4:34:17 PM (11 years ago)
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softGlue_examples/source/adding_examples.rst
r923 r976 8 8 9 9 #. make a new subdirectory under ``source/`` 10 #. copy a ny imagefiles into this new subdirectory10 #. copy all documentation files into this new subdirectory 11 11 #. copy ``programmable_pulse_train/index.rst`` 12 12 into this new subdirectory … … 24 24 ``svn ci -m "new example"`` 25 25 26 27 .. note:: You must have the "sphinx-build" command (and possibly other related 28 commands) in your path. At APS, this command can be found in 29 ``/APSshare/epd/<arch>/bin``. Also note that this is part of the Enthought 30 Python distribution, so it doesn't work on solaris-sparc. 31 26 32 setting the subversion mime type of a file 27 33 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ … … 38 44 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 39 45 40 The subversion repository also can act as a WWW server. 41 It is possible to publish the built HTML documentatiojn 42 as a complete web site directly from the subversion server. 43 For this to happen, the built documentation needs to be added 44 to the subversion repository. The MIME types of certain files 45 needs to be set properly so the SVN server can deliver them 46 identified in a way that WWW clients will render them properly. 47 48 The commands below may be useful at times when adding 49 new examples so the HTML files display properly from the 50 subversion repository server:: 51 52 cd {softGlue_examples} 53 54 # these commands will add all built HTML content 55 svn add build/html/* 56 svn add build/html/*/* 57 # -or- (to be more selective as to what is published) 58 svn st -u 59 svn add {any content from previous "svn st" command with "?" in left column} 60 61 # Now, you need to set the MIME types properly 62 # or the SVN server will display the pages unformatted. 63 svn ps svn:mime-type text/html build/html/*.html 64 svn ps svn:mime-type text/html build/html/*/*.html 65 svn ps svn:mime-type text/javascript build/html/_static/*.js 66 svn ps svn:mime-type text/css build/html/_static/*.css 67 68 Advisory about ``make clean`` 69 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ 70 71 When a Sphinx web site is to be published from the SVN server, 72 it is important to avoid the use of ``make clean``. The *clean* 73 procedure in the standard as-supplied Sphinx Makefile completely 74 removes all content under the ``build/`` 75 subdirectory (including the ``build/html/.svn`` subdirectory) 76 and removes the subversion information necessary to republish the WWW site. 77 78 Instead of ``make clean``, you can force a complete Sphinx rebuild 79 by removing the ``build/doctrees`` subdirectory. Either edit 80 the Makefile accordingly (as has been done here) or use this command:: 81 82 /bin/rm -rf build/doctrees 83 84 On this modified Makefile, ``make clean`` should look like this:: 85 86 [jemian@gov,286,softGlue_examples]$ make clean 87 #-rm -rf build/* 88 rm -rf build/doctrees 89 90 91 Restoring SVN ``build/html/.svn`` subdirectory 92 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 93 94 If the ``build/html/.svn`` has been removed, 95 it can be easy to restore from the SVN repository. 96 Try these commands:: 97 98 mv build build.modified 99 svn update 100 make html 101 102 Once you are confident that things work the way they should, 103 you can remove the old ``build.modified`` directory:: 104 105 /bin/rm -rf build.modified 106 107 .. note:: This can still retain unused content in the ``build/html`` 108 subdirectory (only a problem for the few who browse the 109 ``build/html`` subdirectory contents). 110 To completely rebuild the published web site), it 111 may be necessary to remove the ``build/html`` subdirectory from the 112 SVN repository, commit that change, rebuild the web site, then add 113 the new ``build/html`` subdirectory back into SVN. 46 #) % su svnbcext 47 #) % cd /home/joule/SVN/subversion/bcdaext/projects/softGlue_examples 48 #) % publish.sh
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