DirectPython 11 Code

import sys


PATH = "D:/Projektit/DirectPython11/Modules/d3d11c.py"

HEADER = """
The :mod:`d3d11c` Module
----------------------------

.. module:: d3d11c

DirectPython constants module. Most constants are directly from SDK-headers.
Certain prefixes are usually removed, for example ``D3D11_BLEND_ZERO`` in C-code 
would be ``BLEND_ZERO`` (the ``D3D11_``-prefix  is removed) in DirectPython.
All .fx-files use the same notation.

This module is usually imported with ``from d3d11 import *``, but you don't have
to if you don't want to clutter your namespace. You can use ``import d3d11c``
and access them by their module name (``d3d11c.BLEND_ZERO``).


============================
Constants
============================
"""

D3DHEADER = """
------------------------------
Direct3D 11 constants
------------------------------
"""

WINHEADER = """
------------------------------
Windows constants
------------------------------
"""

SUBHEADER = """
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
%s
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

%s

"""

input = open(PATH)

d3dlines = []
winlines = []
active = None
winstarts = ("| SW_", "| VK_", "| WM_", "MB_", "| ID_", "| IDC_")

def write(text):
    active.append(text)

for line in input:
    stripped = line.strip()

    if stripped.startswith("#"):
        active = d3dlines
        for x in winstarts:
            if stripped.find(x) != -1:
                active = winlines
                break
    
        parts = stripped.split("|")
        www = ""
        if len(parts) > 1:
            write("\n.. _%s:\n" % parts[1].strip())
            line = parts[0].strip()
            
        if len(parts) >= 3:
            www = "MSDN: " + parts[2]
            
        write(SUBHEADER % (line[1:], www + "\n"))
        
    elif stripped:
        #write("* " + stripped.split()[0] + "\n")
        write(".. data:: " + stripped.split()[0] + "\n")
                 
output = open("d3d11c.rst", "w")
output.write(HEADER)

output.write(D3DHEADER)
for x in d3dlines:
    output.write(x)
    
output.write(WINHEADER)
for x in winlines:
    output.write(x)