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Any idea when hanna will be able to work with RDoc 2.4+? I would much rather upgrade hanna then downgrade rdoc ;-) Thanks.
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currently I sometimes do
hanna --help
to see how to use it--a mistake.
something like
http://github.com/rogerdpack/hanna/commit/852e0ecf143159bf7027906b0fc7608405099894
might help.
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Example:
$ cat cucumber-0.3.99/examples/i18n/he/lib/calculator.rb class Calculator def push(n) @args ||= [] @args << n end def חבר @args.inject(0){|n,sum| sum+=n} end def חלק @args[0].to_f / @args[1].to_f end endAnd:
$ cat cucumber-0.3.99/examples/i18n/ar/lib/calculator.rb # encoding: utf-8 class Calculator def push(n) @args ||= [] @args << n end def جمع @args.inject(0){|n,sum| sum+=n} end endComments
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Breaks when method definition spans multiple lines
0 comments Created 2 months ago by GerryGComes from this:
$ cat linecache-0.43/test/data/def1.rb # [3, 4, 8] def a ; end def b end def c( a=7, b=8) endComments
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Robert Riemann reports that Hanna v0.1.7 freezes up Konqueror.
For example, will_paginate GitRdoc documentation is affected.
I have to investigate but it might be because of JavaScript search and cached index.
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Submitted by threadhead
- When entering text in the Search field, all the use of the up/down arrow keys to select items in the scope of the search.
- When using the up/down arrow keys in the methods frame, allow the use of the return key to auto-complete and select the method to display in the main frame.
See RailsBrain, railsapi.com for examples
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- When entering text in the Search field, all the use of the up/down arrow keys to select items in the scope of the search.
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0 comments Created about 1 month ago by mislavGlobal doc index for all gems installedtodoxSubmitted by manalang
I love Hanna, but I’d like to have a combined method index of all the gems I have installed. One way of accomplishing this is to generate a json file with all the method names of each gem. Then build a method_index.html much like the one you have now that combines all of the json method index files for searching. I’ve forked your code and will try to get something like this going on my own, but if you or others have a better idea, please speak up here.
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currently in Hanna's class list it doesn't differentiate classes from modules.
That actually works ok, but it would be nice for modules to say
ModuleName (module)
or what not.
Maybe better?
Thanks!
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possible to make better screen real estate use?
1 comment Created about 1 month ago by githubsvncloneCurrently every page is arranged into 3 columns.
class/methods | text | methods_within_current_class_listThis causes the text column to feel a big cramped at times.
The thought is perhaps to combine the text and methods_within_current_class_list
such that the text "wraps around" or "flows around" the methods_within_current_class_list. I.e. below that list is a bunch of white space that would be used.
Example of how it is currently (just the right two columns): http://gitrdoc.com/rdoc/dchelimsky/rspec/2f3d99d0ea3558ab0aa354973b7f9cf5c3692b8f/classes/Object.html
Thanks.
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It already works in the rdoc24 branch, but the template isn't complete. The next release will be mind-blowingly awesome, I'll try to finish it by the end of the month. Until then, you can use last Hanna stable release normally. It doesn't matter if you got RDoc 2.4 installed, Hanna will load an older version of RDoc from RubyGems. (Check its gem dependencies and loading code if you're unsure what I mean.)
Just don't use the "rdoc" command (that loads the latest RDoc)—use "hanna" command or require "hanna/rdoctask" in your Rakefile to create an "rdoc" rake task.
not working as expected :)
I had to uninstall rdoc 2.4.3 to have hanna working again
It would be helpful if you explained how is it not working and how are you triggering doc generation. Paste any errors, stack traces etc.
Yes, really sorry, I didn't want to be impolite (hanna is great, and I'm a huge fan of will_paginate).
I've posted a gist here : http://gist.github.com/188106
then you can see the full "trace" (mostly a "invalid argument: --format=html").
Thanks, that helped me realize the problem. I think I nailed it -- try the v0.1.9. (Not sure why GitHub didn't yet rebuild the gem)
Yep, Github still haven't buit the gem yet, I've built it from your source.
Anyway, I still have the same error :(
http://gist.github.com/188398
I've messed up the gemspec. Version 0.1.10 is now built.
As for your error; you should have at least Rubygems 1.3.2
Thanks, it's working now !