Has anyone run Sphinx from Ant? [closed] - ant

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I'm using Sphinx for some software documentation because it seems to work really well... but my project is a Java project and I would like to run Sphinx from an Ant script.
Has anyone written a custom Ant task to call Sphinx?

No on the sphinx specific question.
However (you probably already know this): You can run practically any program, especially any command line application, using ant's exec task.

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How to use bazel build a custom toolchain use a compiler installed at custom location? [closed]

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According to the wiki https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/wiki/Building-with-a-custom-toolchain, I can use bazel build hello.cc code. Now I have Installed the croos-tool compiler in local disk. So I want to create a custom CROSSTOOL use new_local_repository. What should I do? Thanks!
If you want to write a custom CROSSTOOL, and you have compiler/linker already installed, just follow the instructions in https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/wiki/Building-with-a-custom-toolchain and when you're done, you can use your crosstool by e.g. bazel build --crosstool_top=//tools/my_custom_crosstool:toolchain //src:hello.

Why Vaadin than Groovy and Grails? [closed]

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What is exact advantage it will give a framework like Vaadin over Groovy and grails ?
Do you code native Java on Vaadin ?
In Grails you write Groovy, produce traditional webpage like applications and use the command line tool to generate a lot of code. It is a full stack tool
With Vaadin you write Java, produce desktop like one-page ajax application and it is a UI framework.
Different tools for for different purposes and tastes.

Why do we still use shell commands to program? [closed]

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As a beginner & new developer attempting to learn the ropes, I am curious why we still use package managers, shell commands, and all of these things that seem like the early DOS days.
Wouldn't it seem more logical to have a GUI to simply set up an app on Heroku from Github without having to always fix all of your local environment errors and updating gems, etc?
May be a stupid question, but truly curious why it hasn't changed.

Lua related query i need solved [closed]

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so I have just bought the PIL 3 (programming in Lua 3rd Edition). and have begun reading the eBook. however I am abit confused on the whole interpreter idea. how do I install the editor? I am talking about what do I install and what do I do with them.
An interpreter is simple a program that runs the source code usually used to refer to the interactive version of this functionality. In this case the environment you get when you run lua from a command prompt.
As to editing lua code there is no dedicated editor, no built-in IDE, no default experience of that sort. You can, and people do, write your code in anything you want so long as it can save it to a file so that you can run it later.

How to integrate Grunt with Rails Asset Pipeline [closed]

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The question is: how do you integrate Rails with Grunt?
Just a quick brainstorm and I figured out that I need:
PhanomJS
Jasmine
JSHint / JSLint
I do not need or I don't know if I need (it's up to Rails) :)
minification
uglification (obfuscation)
concatenation
How do I integrate it with an existing Rails app? What steps shoud I take in order to make it work? Where should Grunt files / config reside?
And the final question: does it intefere with Rails assets?
Consider:
https://github.com/bradphelan/jasminerice
+
https://github.com/netzpirat/guard-jasmine
or
https://github.com/modeset/teabag
Both integrate nicely with assets pipeline and coffee script.

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