RDoc format

[Brian Buckley]

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Hello all,

One format of RDocs comes with a very useful [ show source ] link for each
method. Example (http://api.rubyonrails.com/ ). Another format of RDocs w=
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often see does not provide those links. Here's an example (
http://corevx.com/bioruby/doc/) Far less useful.

How can one specify the RDoc format so that, for example, when one runs
gem_server the format of RDocs provided is the former?

Thanks.

Brian Buckley

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[David Vallner]

D=C5=88a Sobota 18 Febru=C3=A1r 2006 15:45 Brian Buckley nap=C3=ADsal:

Hello all,

One format of RDocs comes with a very useful [ show source ] link for each
method. Example (http://api.rubyonrails.com/ ). Another format of RDocs
we often see does not provide those links. Here's an example (
http://corevx.com/bioruby/doc/) Far less useful.

How can one specify the RDoc format so that, for example, when one runs
gem_server the format of RDocs provided is the former?

Thanks.

Brian Buckley

Passing the -S or --inline-source option to RDoc does that. It has to be do=
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when the documentation is generated. The format is actually identical, just=
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the HTML templates and CSS is different, I think.

David Vallner