texinfo

Since Python 2.6, it seems the documentation is in the new reStructuredText format, and it doesn't seem very easy to build a Texinfo Info file out of the box anymore. I'm an Emacs addict and prefer my documentation installed in Info. Does anyone have Python 2.6 or later docs in Texinfo format? How did you convert them? Or, is there a maintained build somewhere out there? I know I can use w3m or haddoc to view the html docs - I really want them in Info. I've played with Pandoc but after a few small experiments it doesn't seem to deal well with links between documents, and my larger experiment -

To resolve some dependency to one of my programs, I have to install texinfo on my centos 6.6 system yum install texinfo it resulted to Setting up Install Process No package texinfo available Error: Nothing to do I don't know how to resolve this. So far, I've downloaded that binary rpm. Can anyone point me to the right direction ? texinfo is provided by the BASE repo. Available Packages Name : texinfo Arch : x86_64 Version : 4.13a Release : 8.el6 Size : 668 k Repo : base Summary : Tools needed to create Texinfo format documentation files URL : http://www.gnu.org/software/texinfo/ License :

Whenever I'm installing a software on my machine it is showing /bin/bash: texi2dvi: command not found My Operating system is Ubuntu 12.04. Do I need install any packages on it.? You need to install texinfo . sudo apt-get install texinfo 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17652698/texi2dvi-command-not-found