use a theme. At the moment I followed the suggestion in sampledoc to copy stuff from the sphinx documentation, but nowadays there is explicit support for themes (I like "agogo" or "sphinxdoc"), as explained in the sphinx manual.
how to obtain / install Dyna. Also, licensing (see http://bugs.dyna.org/rt/Ticket/Display.html?id=52, also http://bugs.dyna.org/rt/Ticket/Display.html?id=569).
Dyna is an new declarative programming language developed at Johns Hopkins University.
This site documents the new version being developed at http://github.com/nwf/dyna. The new version has been used to teach but is not yet complete or efficient; you may file issues at http://github.com/nwf/dyna/issues. An older design with a fairly efficient compiler can be found at http://dyna.org.
Warning
Please be advised that this documentation, the implementation, and indeed the language itself are rapidly changing.
Warning
Some programs may not terminate. Control-C will interrupt the program's execution.
Contents:
tutorial/index
manual/index
spec/index
Bibliography <bib>
add a "cookbook" that shows how to accomplish various common tasks
not sure whether we want a top-level bibliography
We may want to generate a separate PDF file for each directory
spec/errorsspec/glossarygenindexsearch
should we also try to add something like the automatic Python module index (modindex), but for dynabases?