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(checked in by Stefan Schwarzer <sschwarzer@sschwarzer.net>, 1 year ago)
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Added a module `dirtree` which handles scanning of directory trees for
use in `converter.dir_to_html`. `dirtree` has the additional
functionality to collect information about parent and sibling items
for all items.
For example, for the directory tree
/root/abc
/root/abc/abc
/root/abc/def
/root/abc/ghi
/root/def
/root/def/abc
it finds out that /root/abc/abc has no previous sibling, /root/abc/ghi
has no last, and that the previous sibling of /root/def is /root/abc.
More information can be found in the docstrings of the new module and
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Testing the ``converter`` module |
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The ``converter`` module contains several functions which turn certain |
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