[ANN] rdoc 2.1.0 Released

[Marcin Raczkowski]

In a future version, we'll use ruby_parser to extract documentation,
which has a UnifiedRuby-compatible output.

Did you start any work towards that goal?

 

[Eric Hodel]

Did you start any work towards that goal?

Not yet, it's only in my head.

 

[Jeremy McAnally]

On my Github there's a documentation parser that uses ruby_parser:
http://www.github.com/jeremymcanally/docr

Don't try to run the bin; I was using RDoc's stuff but I switched to
ruby_parser and I'm not sure that I ever hooked it back in properly.
In any event, you can use lib/docr/parser.rb to get documentation out
of files and have it placed in a Hash structure. It'd be a place to
start at least...

--Jeremy

Not yet, it's only in my head.

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[Marcin Raczkowski]

On my Github there's a documentation parser that uses ruby_parser:
http://www.github.com/jeremymcanally/docr

Don't try to run the bin; I was using RDoc's stuff but I switched to
ruby_parser and I'm not sure that I ever hooked it back in properly.
In any event, you can use lib/docr/parser.rb to get documentation out
of files and have it placed in a Hash structure. It'd be a place to
start at least...

--Jeremy

Great, so it extracts ruby code with ruby_parser and documentation?

anyway I'll check it out.

 

[Jeremy McAnally]

Yeah it uses ruby_parser's ability to get at comments to pull them out
and stick in that structure. IIRC the bin should work fine but I
can't really remember very well. If so, it's basically a very very
basic RDoc replacement that uses ruby_parser.

--Jeremy

Great, so it extracts ruby code with ruby_parser and documentation?

anyway I'll check it out.

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