Somewhere in the process from zeekygen to rst to html, the parameter names in function docs is upper-cased and it looks a bit strange:
Concrete and confusing example was from_json(s: string, t: any) where t currently ends-up as T.
The intermediate .rst files somehow use the parameter names as roles or options (?) directly.
Disables the analyzer which raised the current event (if the analyzer
belongs to the given connection).
:cid: The connection identifier.
:aid: The analyzer ID.
:err_if_no_conn: Emit an error message if the connection does not exit.
Think we should either have zeekygen generate them as **cid**, or ``:zeek:param:cid```` style.
Somewhere in the process from zeekygen to rst to html, the parameter names in function docs is upper-cased and it looks a bit strange:
Concrete and confusing example was
from_json(s: string, t: any)wheretcurrently ends-up asT.The intermediate
.rstfiles somehow use the parameter names as roles or options (?) directly.Think we should either have zeekygen generate them as
**cid**, or``:zeek:param:cid```` style.