How to use the doconce.common.fix_backslashes function in DocOnce
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hplgit / parampool / parampool / generator / flask / generate_template.py View on Github 
def run_doconce_on_text(doc):
if doc is None:
return ''
def wrap_in_pre_tags(text):
return '<code><pre>\n%s\n</pre></code>\n' % text
if re.search(r'#\s*\(?[Dd]oc[Oo]nce', doc):
from doconce.common import fix_backslashes
doc = fix_backslashes(doc)
# Remove indentation
lines = doc.splitlines()
for i in range(len(lines)):
if lines[i][0:4] == ' ':
lines[i] = lines[i][4:]
doc = '\n'.join(lines)
# Run doconce using a lib version of the doconce format command
from doconce import doconce_format, DocOnceSyntaxError
stem = 'tmp_doc_string'
try:
print 'Found doc string in doconce format:'
print 'Running doconce on help file', stem + '.do.txt'
doc = doconce_format('html', doc, filename_stem=stem,
cleanup=False)
# grab partsDocOnce
Markup language similar to Markdown targeting scientific reports, software documentation, books, blog posts, and slides. DocOnce can generate LaTeX, Sphinx, HTML, IPython notebooks, Markdown, MediaWiki, and other formats
