Put a A.py and A.pxd from "pure python mode" in the examples directory for testing.

docs/examples/tutorial/pure/A.pxd

+cpdef int myfunction(int x, int y=*)
+cdef double _helper(double a)
+
+cdef class A:
+    cdef public int a, b
+    cpdef foo(self, double x)

docs/examples/tutorial/pure/A.py

+def myfunction(x, y=2):
+    a = x - y
+    return a + x * y
+
+def _helper(a):
+    return a + 1
+
+class A:
+    def __init__(self, b=0):
+        self.a = 3
+        self.b = b
+
+    def foo(self, x):
+        print(x + _helper(1.0))

docs/src/tutorial/pure.rst

@@ -42,31 +42,13 @@ If a :file:`.pxd` file is found with the same name as the :file:`.py` file
 being compiled, it will be searched for :keyword:`cdef` classes and
 :keyword:`cdef`/:keyword:`cpdef` functions and methods.  The compiler will
 then convert the corresponding classes/functions/methods in the :file:`.py`
-file to be of the declared type.  Thus if one has a file :file:`A.py`::
+file to be of the declared type.  Thus if one has a file :file:`A.py`:
 
-    def myfunction(x, y=2):
-        a = x-y
-        return a + x * y
-
-    def _helper(a):
-        return a + 1
-
-    class A:
-        def __init__(self, b=0):
-            self.a = 3
-            self.b = b
-
-        def foo(self, x):
-            print(x + _helper(1.0))
-
-and adds :file:`A.pxd`::
+.. literalinclude:: ../../examples/tutorial/pure/A.py
 
-    cpdef int myfunction(int x, int y=*)
-    cdef double _helper(double a)
+and adds :file:`A.pxd`:
 
-    cdef class A:
-        cdef public int a,b
-        cpdef foo(self, double x)
+.. literalinclude:: ../../examples/tutorial/pure/A.pxd
 
 then Cython will compile the :file:`A.py` as if it had been written as follows::