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Sometimes people like to include parens when referring to a function or method call in a doc string, but
to do so using this package requires you to repeat the target name, e.g.:
defbar():
""" This function invokes [foo()][..foo] """
it would be nicer if we automatically ignored the trailing parens so that you could write:
defbar():
""" This function invokes [foo()][..] """
or even
defbar():
""" This function invokes [foo(x=42)][..] """
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Sometimes people like to include parens when referring to a function or method call in a doc string, but
to do so using this package requires you to repeat the target name, e.g.:
it would be nicer if we automatically ignored the trailing parens so that you could write:
or even
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: