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[QUOTE="Rick DeNatale, post: 4632336"]
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I'm pretty sure that those are there simply through the use of the --diagram
option of rdoc and were automatically generated using doc.

For static images all you need to do is put them somewhere relative to the
docs directory and use the image: markup

For example if I have an image dontswing.jpg in the parent directory of rdoc
generated doc directory I can do

# This documents the Foo class
# link:../dontswing.jpg
class Foo
end

and $rdoc *.rb

shows that image in the documentation for foo.

If you want to put the image somewhere underneath the doc directory, you
can, but you have to do it yourself, and probably want a rake task to do
that after you've (re)generated the rdoc output.

I'd never done that myself but it really did take just a bit of reading the
doc and a little experimentation.

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