[req.find] Use vreg.schema.eschema for eschema lookup
If an etype is non-existant, using vreg.schema[etype] raises a confusing error
complaining about a non-existing relation. This is because of the
implementation of vreg.schema.__getitem__ that look first in entities and then
in relations.
Using directly vreg.schema.eschema restrict the lookup to etypes only, hence
raises a meaningful error when the etype does not exist.
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*CubicWeb*
inline directives:
:file:`directory/file`
:envvar:`AN_ENV_VARIABLE`
:command:`command --option arguments`
:ref:, :mod:
.. sourcecode:: python
class SomePythonCode:
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Boxes
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- warning box:
.. warning::
Warning content
- note box:
.. note::
Note content
Cross references
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To arbitrary section
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:ref:`identifier` ou :ref:`label <identifier>`
Label required of referencing node which as no title, else the node's title will be used.
To API objects
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See the autodoc sphinx extension documentation. Quick overview:
* ref to a class: :class:`cubicweb.devtools.testlib.AutomaticWebTest`
* if you can to see only the class name in the generated documentation, add a ~:
:class:`~cubicweb.devtools.testlib.AutomaticWebTest`
* you can also use :mod: (module), :exc: (exception), :func: (function), :meth: (method)...
* syntax explained above to specify label explicitly may also be used