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Sven C. Koehler
Hello,
I have one class that gets defined in C and has some methods which were
easier to write in Ruby (so there's rbmodule.c and module.rb, which
extends the class with some methods) . I've documented both the methods
in C and the ones in Ruby (including a general explanation of the class).
When I run rdoc, however, it only uses the inline documentation from the
C file and not the inline documentation I wrote in the Ruby part of the
class. Is there maybe another way to organize the rdoc?
Best,
Sven
I have one class that gets defined in C and has some methods which were
easier to write in Ruby (so there's rbmodule.c and module.rb, which
extends the class with some methods) . I've documented both the methods
in C and the ones in Ruby (including a general explanation of the class).
When I run rdoc, however, it only uses the inline documentation from the
C file and not the inline documentation I wrote in the Ruby part of the
class. Is there maybe another way to organize the rdoc?
Best,
Sven