@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ This template creates a javascript enhanced rdoc (similar to what is on http://w 5) This should start the generator and you'll have your new rdoc template in no-time! It should be in a folder called "doc" For a shortcut you might try adding this to your .bash_profile ->alias ajaxrdoc="rdoc --fmt ajax --exclude .*generator.* --exclude .*test.* --exclude .*spec.*" +>alias ajaxrdoc="rdoc --fmt ajax --exclude .*generator.* --exclude .*test.* --exclude .*spec.* --exclude .*pkg.*" Thanks to: Tien Dung (http://github.com/tiendung) for a neat title insertion hack. The title of your rails documentation is pulled from the directory name (with some humanizing). For example, standing in this directory /blah/ruby/rails-2.1.0 and running 'rdoc --fmt ajax' will create a title "Rails 2.1.0" for the generated documentation pages. README 216182f1e17c106d9beb866a5b1f5a9ce237704f Brian Chamberlain b-chamberlain@northwestern.edu http://github.com/breakpointer/ajax-rdoc/commit/cea77afb8f78b58b807e8b67989dae63b5eb7f5f cea77afb8f78b58b807e8b67989dae63b5eb7f5f 2008-11-10T09:33:24-08:00 2008-11-10T09:33:24-08:00 updated readme 540e8b88321d20dae4581f8300991c500fef2fa5 Brian Chamberlain b-chamberlain@northwestern.edu