Sphinx 0.2 released

[Georg Brandl]

I'm pleased to announce the release 0.2 of Sphinx, the Python documentation
generation tool. There were some intermediate smaller releases in the 0.1
series, but for 0.2 there are quite a lot new features and fixes.

What is it?
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Sphinx is a tool that makes it easy to create intelligent and beautiful
documentation for Python projects (or other documents consisting of
multiple reStructuredText source files).

Its website is at <http://sphinx.pocoo.org/>.


Partial list of changes
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(full list at http://sphinx.pocoo.org/changes.html)

* Support a new extension method, ``add_crossref_type``.  It works like
   ``add_description_unit`` but the directive will only create a target
   and no output.
* Support a new extension method, ``add_transform``.  It takes a standard
   docutils ``Transform`` subclass which is then applied by Sphinx' reader on
   parsing reST document trees.
* Add support for other template engines than Jinja, by adding an
   abstraction called a "template bridge".
* The config file itself can be an extension (if it provides a ``setup()``
   function).

* New directive, ``currentmodule``.  It can be used to indicate the module
   name of the following documented things without creating index entries.
* Allow giving a different title to documents in the toctree.
* Allow giving multiple options and long options in a ``cmdoption`` directive.
* Fix display of class members without explicit class name given.

* There's a new config value, ``html_title``, that controls the overall
   "title" of the set of Sphinx docs.  It is used instead everywhere instead of
   "Projectname vX.Y documentation" now.
* All references to "documentation" in the templates have been removed, so
   that it is now easier to use Sphinx for non-documentation documents with
   the default templates.
* You can now create an OpenSearch description file with the
   ``html_use_opensearch`` config value.
* You can now quickly include a logo in the sidebar, using the ``html_logo``
   config value.

* You can include a logo in the title page with the ``latex_logo`` config
   value.
* You can define the link colors and a border and background color for
   verbatim environments.

Enjoy!
Georg