I\'d like to keep my usage documenation in a readme file (duh) instead of comments at the top of my script.How do I get RDoc::usage to pull the usage information out of the readme instead of the开发者
I\'m in the process of documenting a Ruby project with rdoc, and I discovered the darkfish rdoc formatter.I really like it, but the :call-seq: tag no longer works.Instead, it puts the literal string :
I\'m l开发者_JAVA技巧ooking for a good, solid reference for proper RDoc syntax. Recommendations? I can\'t seem to find anything that clearly shows:
I have this method in a class I am using def binary_search(a,x) # ... end and I want in the documentation for the parameters to appear as def binary_search(array, key) and not binary_search(a,x). I
In Ruby, if you run the command gem server it will present you with a web page of documentation for all the gems you have installed on your machine. Can something similar be done for your local docume
You can use Octopussy like this: Octopussy.user \"my_account\" But I cannot find the \"user\" method in the API documentation http://rdoc.info/github/pengwynn/octopussy开发者_开发百科/master/Octopu
I am running rdoc 2.5.9 and when I generate rdoc with the default \'Darkfish\' template just by running:
For example, I\'ve always seen methods referred to as String#split, but never String.split, which seems slightly more logical.Or maybe even String::split, because you could consider #split to be in th
What do these errors mean? [root@localhost config]# 开发者_如何学Gogem install bluecloth Building native extensions.This could take a while...
I\'m using YARD on my Rails project and was wondering how I would go about documen开发者_JS百科ting inherited/runtime methods on a Rails model? For instance documenting the existence of a first_name a
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