clean up use of urwid. prefix in docs

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branch : feature-sphinx

1 files changed, 49 insertions, 47 deletions

diff --git a/docs/reference/constants.rst b/docs/reference/constants.rst
index 3ef7c6b..8259731 100644
--- a/docs/reference/constants.rst
+++ b/docs/reference/constants.rst
@@ -1,6 +1,8 @@
 Constants
 =========
 
+.. currentmodule:: urwid
+
 .. note::
 
    These constants may be used, but using the string values themselves in
@@ -14,21 +16,21 @@ Widget Sizing Methods
 One or more of these values returned by :meth:`Widget.sizing` to indicate
 supported sizing methods.
 
-.. data:: urwid.FLOW
+.. data:: FLOW
    :annotation: = 'flow'
 
    Widget that is given a number of columns by its parent widget and
    calculates the number of rows it requires for rendering
    e.g. :class:`Text`
 
-.. data:: urwid.BOX
+.. data:: BOX
    :annotation: = 'box'
 
    Widget that is given a number of columns and rows by its parent
    widget and must render that size
    e.g. :class:`ListBox`
 
-.. data:: urwid.FIXED
+.. data:: FIXED
    :annotation: = 'fixed'
 
    Widget that knows the number of columns and rows it requires and will
@@ -42,13 +44,13 @@ Horizontal Alignment
 Used to horizontally align text in :class:`Text` widgets and child widgets
 of :class:`Padding` and :class:`Overlay`.
 
-.. data:: urwid.LEFT
+.. data:: LEFT
    :annotation: = 'left'
 
-.. data:: urwid.CENTER
+.. data:: CENTER
    :annotation: = 'center'
 
-.. data:: urwid.RIGHT
+.. data:: RIGHT
    :annotation: = 'right'
 
 Veritcal Alignment
@@ -57,13 +59,13 @@ Veritcal Alignment
 Used to vertically align child widgets of :class:`Filler` and
 :class:`Overlay`.
 
-.. data:: urwid.TOP
+.. data:: TOP
    :annotation: = 'top'
 
-.. data:: urwid.MIDDLE
+.. data:: MIDDLE
    :annotation: = 'middle'
 
-.. data:: urwid.BOTTOM
+.. data:: BOTTOM
    :annotation: = 'bottom'
 
 Width and Height Settings
@@ -73,27 +75,27 @@ Used to distribute or set widths and heights of child widgets of
 :class:`Padding`, :class:`Filler`, :class:`Columns`,
 :class:`Pile` and :class:`Overlay`.
 
-.. data:: urwid.PACK
+.. data:: PACK
    :annotation: = 'pack'
 
    Ask the child widget to calculate the number of columns or rows it needs
 
-.. data:: urwid.GIVEN
+.. data:: GIVEN
    :annotation: = 'given'
 
    A set number of columns or rows, e.g. ('given', 10) will have exactly
    10 columns or rows given to the child widget
 
-.. data:: urwid.RELATIVE
+.. data:: RELATIVE
    :annotation: = 'relative'
 
    A percentage of the total space, e.g. ('relative', 50) will give half
    of the total columns or rows to the child widget
 
-.. data:: urwid.RELATIVE_100
+.. data:: RELATIVE_100
    :annotation: = ('relative', 100)
 
-.. data:: urwid.WEIGHT
+.. data:: WEIGHT
    :annotation: = 'weight'
 
    A weight value for distributing columns or rows, e.g. ('weight', 3)
@@ -104,18 +106,18 @@ Used to distribute or set widths and heights of child widgets of
 Text Wrapping Modes
 -------------------
 
-.. data:: urwid.SPACE
+.. data:: SPACE
    :annotation: = 'space'
 
    wrap text on space characters or at the boundaries of wide characters
 
-.. data:: urwid.ANY
+.. data:: ANY
    :annotation: = 'any'
 
    wrap before any wide or narrow character that would exceed the available
    screen columns
 
-.. data:: urwid.CLIP
+.. data:: CLIP
    :annotation: = 'clip'
 
    clip before any wide or narrow character that would exceed the available
@@ -128,55 +130,55 @@ Foreground and Background Colors
 Standard background and foreground colors
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
-.. data:: urwid.BLACK
+.. data:: BLACK
    :annotation: = 'black'
 
-.. data:: urwid.DARK_RED
+.. data:: DARK_RED
    :annotation: = 'dark red'
 
-.. data:: urwid.DARK_GREEN
+.. data:: DARK_GREEN
    :annotation: = 'dark green'
 
-.. data:: urwid.BROWN
+.. data:: BROWN
    :annotation: = 'brown'
 
-.. data:: urwid.DARK_BLUE
+.. data:: DARK_BLUE
    :annotation: = 'dark blue'
 
-.. data:: urwid.DARK_MAGENTA
+.. data:: DARK_MAGENTA
    :annotation: = 'dark magenta'
 
-.. data:: urwid.DARK_CYAN
+.. data:: DARK_CYAN
    :annotation: = 'dark cyan'
 
-.. data:: urwid.LIGHT_GRAY
+.. data:: LIGHT_GRAY
    :annotation: = 'light gray'
 
 Standard foreground colors (not safe to use as background)
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
-.. data:: urwid.DARK_GRAY
+.. data:: DARK_GRAY
    :annotation: = 'dark gray'
 
-.. data:: urwid.LIGHT_RED
+.. data:: LIGHT_RED
    :annotation: = 'light red'
 
-.. data:: urwid.LIGHT_GREEN
+.. data:: LIGHT_GREEN
    :annotation: = 'light green'
 
-.. data:: urwid.YELLOW
+.. data:: YELLOW
    :annotation: = 'yellow'
 
-.. data:: urwid.LIGHT_BLUE
+.. data:: LIGHT_BLUE
    :annotation: = 'light blue'
 
-.. data:: urwid.LIGHT_MAGENTA
+.. data:: LIGHT_MAGENTA
    :annotation: = 'light magenta'
 
-.. data:: urwid.LIGHT_CYAN
+.. data:: LIGHT_CYAN
    :annotation: = 'light cyan'
 
-.. data:: urwid.WHITE
+.. data:: WHITE
    :annotation: = 'white'
 
 User's terminal configuration default foreground or background
@@ -189,7 +191,7 @@ User's terminal configuration default foreground or background
    it is highly recommended to use this setting for both foreground
    and background when you do use it.
 
-.. data:: urwid.DEFAULT
+.. data:: DEFAULT
    :annotation: = 'default'
 
 
@@ -207,7 +209,7 @@ Constants are not defined for these colors.
 Signal Names
 ------------
 
-.. data:: urwid.UPDATE_PALETTE_ENTRY
+.. data:: UPDATE_PALETTE_ENTRY
    :annotation: = 'update palette entry'
 
    sent by :class:`BaseScreen` (and subclasses like 
@@ -215,12 +217,12 @@ Signal Names
    :class:`MainLoop` handles this signal by redrawing the whole
    screen.
 
-.. data:: urwid.INPUT_DESCRIPTORS_CHANGED
+.. data:: INPUT_DESCRIPTORS_CHANGED
    :annotation: = 'input descriptors changed'
 
    sent by :class:`BaseScreen` (and subclasses like 
    :class:`raw_display.Screen`) when the list of input file descriptors
-   has changed.  :class:`urwid.MainLoop` handles this signal by updating
+   has changed.  :class:`MainLoop` handles this signal by updating
    the file descriptors being watched by its event loop.
 
 
@@ -235,7 +237,7 @@ You may define any new command names as you wish and look for them in
 your own widget code.  These are the standard ones expected by code
 included in Urwid.
 
-.. data:: urwid.REDRAW_SCREEN
+.. data:: REDRAW_SCREEN
    :annotation: = 'redraw screen'
 
    Default associated keypress: 'ctrl l'
@@ -244,7 +246,7 @@ included in Urwid.
    a screen refresh. This is useful in case the screen becomes
    corrupted.
 
-.. data:: urwid.ACTIVATE
+.. data:: ACTIVATE
    :annotation: = 'activate'
 
    Default associated keypresses: ' ' (space), 'enter'
@@ -252,56 +254,56 @@ included in Urwid.
    Activate a widget such as a :class:`Button`, :class:`CheckBox`
    or :class:`RadioButton`.
 
-.. data:: urwid.CURSOR_UP
+.. data:: CURSOR_UP
    :annotation: = 'cursor up'
 
    Default associated keypress: 'up'
 
    Move the cursor or selection up one row.
 
-.. data:: urwid.CURSOR_DOWN
+.. data:: CURSOR_DOWN
    :annotation: = 'cursor down'
 
    Default associated keypress: 'down'
 
    Move the cursor or selection down one row.
 
-.. data:: urwid.CURSOR_LEFT
+.. data:: CURSOR_LEFT
    :annotation: = 'cursor left'
 
    Default associated keypress: 'left'
 
    Move the cursor or selection left one column.
 
-.. data:: urwid.CURSOR_RIGHT
+.. data:: CURSOR_RIGHT
    :annotation: = 'cursor right'
 
    Default associated keypress: 'right'
 
    Move the cursor or selection right one column.
 
-.. data:: urwid.CURSOR_PAGE_UP
+.. data:: CURSOR_PAGE_UP
    :annotation: = 'cursor page up'
 
    Default associated keypress: 'page up'
 
    Move the cursor or selection up one page.
 
-.. data:: urwid.CURSOR_PAGE_DOWN
+.. data:: CURSOR_PAGE_DOWN
    :annotation: = 'cursor page down'
 
    Default associated keypress: 'page down'
 
    Move the cursor or selection down one page.
 
-.. data:: urwid.CURSOR_MAX_LEFT
+.. data:: CURSOR_MAX_LEFT
    :annotation: = 'cursor max left'
 
    Default associated keypress: 'home'
 
    Move the cursor or selection to the leftmost column.
 
-.. data:: urwid.CURSOR_MAX_RIGHT
+.. data:: CURSOR_MAX_RIGHT
    :annotation: = 'cursor max right'
 
    Default associated keypress: 'end'