Sphinx

"Sphinx is a tool that makes it easy to create intelligent and beautiful documentation" [1]. It provides additional features lacking basic reStructuredText, including the ability to link together many documents (such as all the files in a program's source code). Enki's powerful editing capabilities combined with Sphinx's beautiful formatting provide the ability to rapidly create high-quality documents. The tutorial provides a gentle introduction; this page provides a reference manual.

All Sphinx settings are defined by by selecting Settings | Settings... from the main menu, then choosing the Sphinx tab. These are:

• Enable Sphinx project: when checked, Sphinx will be run when any file in the project path or its subdirectories is edited.
• Project path: this defines the source directory for a Sphinx project.
• Output path: this defines the build directory, where the resulting Sphinx documentation is stored.
• Sphinx executable path: The path to the sphinx-build executable. This only needs to be changed if sphinx-build is not in the system path.
• Rebuild Sphinx projects: Sphinx will be invoked when a file in the project path or its subdirectories is saved or modified, depending on the selection made.
• Advanced mode: You may enter a command line to invoke sphinx-build, along with any project-specific options desired. See the manual for details.

The Tools | Set Sphinx path menu item sets the Project path to the project directory displayed in the File Browser. This makes switching between several Sphinx projects easier.

[1]	http://sphinx-doc.org/index.html