BCDA Extensions

This repository contains source for some tools useful at APS beam lines.

• XSD subversion server: ​https://subversion.xray.aps.anl.gov/
• SVN repo: ​https://subversion.xray.aps.anl.gov/bcdaext/

project	summary
CssBoyDeploy	Deploy CSS-BOY at APS beam lines
EpicsDf	Watch disk space and send email when low
PvMail?	Watch EPICS PV and send email
SoftGlueExamples	Example circuits and code for the FPGA
SpecDomain	document SPEC macros using Sphinx

SpecDomain: active tickets

#13

specdomain: create individual topics (pages) for macros when using .. autospecdir::

#15

specdomain: roles should link to directives

#16

specdomain: fix the signature recognition for roles

#17

specdomain: fix the signature handling for roles and directives

#18

specdomain: the out-of-source example PNG shows a Python project, should be a SPEC project

#19

specdomain: add support to document SPEC array declarations

#20

specdomain: layout improvements

#21

specdomain: provide links from each macro to its source code

#22

specdomain: new parser features

#23

specdomain: cdef argument list not handled yet

#24

specdomain: Option to index all symbols in a macro file

#26

specdomain: create a role (or example using a ref) to refer to a macro file from the documentation

#27

specdomain: produce a custom module index with links and summary lines

#28

specdomain: Add option to create separate developer and user versions of the documentation

#29

specdomain: autospecdir and macro file match pattern

#30

specdomain: absolute path names do not show macro source file

#34

specdomain: disable parsing of macro or variable definitions inside extended comments

#39

specdomain: create more meaningful error message when sphinx discovers an invalid char

#60

specdomain: change packaging to setuptools

#61

specdomain: out-of-source build warnings

#62

specdomain: stale URL in documentation

#64

specdomain: re-arrange source code

#65

specdomain: document a complete example using sector 33's macros

#66

specdomain: warnings and errors when building with v1.03

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