napoleon

Your HAVING clause is incorrect, and in addition you should only be selecting the receipt number and total price sum.

reStructuredText is not Markdown, and indentation alone is not enough to demarcate the code block. reStructuredText calls this a literal block. Although the use of :: is one option, you might want to explicitly specify the language (overriding the default) with the use of the code-block directive.

Also I noticed that you have invalid syntax in your code block—a missing ) and extra spaces in your indentation—which could have caused those errors.

Try this.

Thanks to @mzjin's answer in the comments: this link describes that it is possible since v0.4.

The below example is given in the link, which is exactly what I was looking for.

Neither providing a hard-coded absolute path to matlab_src_dir nor providing os.path.abspath(relative_path) lead to success.

Thanks to Steve Piercy, who mentioned an example in the comments, I found that I should use os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(relative_path)). As such, the errors are gone and Sphinx is working. This is interesting, because I have already tried os.path.abspath(relative_path to the parent of the package) before, which I would expect is doing the same than os.path.dirname(). Anyway, I got a working solution now.

If anybody would have an idea about the second question ("is there any similar function as apidoc for Matlab files, so that I do not need to create all *.rst files myself?") I would be really happy.

I think the problem comes from sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath('..')). You're actually adding modules to the Python path, so import simulator would import modules/simulator and not modules/simulator/simulator as you would like. You should rather do:

Ok... feeling pretty dumb about this, but it was just cause of the warnings.

Sphinx requires that the package is a fully installable package in the sense that when it is placed in the sphinx package, it should be able to compile. I had some absolute references in my import statements which caused my program to fail. As such, the actual docstrings in my program could not be pulled while the names of the classes still showed in my sphinx html.

Basically make sure your code compiles when trying to throw it in Sphinx.

Start by symbolizing the other case by * than living as in your conditional logic nested within the object with key name living as Yes vs. *. Then, convert the key names familyMembers and living by appropriate & substitution as counting the { signs upto the level to reach their conforming names along with bracketed substitutions([&1]and[&3]) which should reach the conforming index symbol under familyMembers array.

For example you'll count twice { in order to reach living key from its counterpart, and replace the leaf livings with &2 such as

Everything is in the error message:

There were a few issues with your code. I will summarize them here:

1. Remove the qz = new Quiz() line in the constructor of the Quiz class, this led to a Stack Overflow as it kept running the constructor again and again.
2. The main other issue in you code is instead of saving the score value for printing and other usage, it kept initializing new Quizes and running compareAnswers() in these new instances. You need to save the score value in the Quiz class, and use that stored value.
3. Lastly, in the askQuestionsOneByOne() you are returning the user answers, but never use them. Instead, in compareAnswers() you are again initializing new Lists.

You can fix the Quiz class by adding a score field (first code example below). Then, in the main class, when you run compareAnswers(), which returns the score, save that to the current quiz (second code example below). Subsequently, when you need the score, for example in the displayScoreAndPerformance() call, retrieve it from the quiz object. Same for the printScore() in the Quiz object. For this to work, you need to add getter and setter for the Quiz object in the QuizQuestions.

Lastly, you need to parameterize the compareAnswers to accept the user's answers, and in the main method pass the result of the askQuestionsOneByOne() to the compareAnswers().