literalinclude pyobject and decorators #3348
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Fix #3348: Show decorators in literalinclude and viewcode directives
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Particularly, harden them against code motion. Use :end-before: instead of line numbers to stop the full program listings before the test routines. To this end, add a sentinel comment line to the python programs where the literalinclude should end. Use the :pyobject: line-selection helper in the one case it applies -- the pure python quant(). It can't be used for the Chapel version because it won't include the leading @chapel() with our current pinned version of sphinx 1.3.6; fixed by sphinx-doc/sphinx#3348 The test_finance_chapel_numpy.py file that includes the @chapel() quant is not included as a full file anywhere, only for this one function and an import line, so use sentinel lines for those too.
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The literalinclude will not include decorators when the pyobject is used to point a callable that is prefixed by one or several decorators
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