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Previously RDoc::Options used OptionParser::DecimalInteger instead of Integer for restricting values for the tab width. Unfortunately the validator in RDoc uses #to_i to validate the input instead of Kernel#Integer. This means no exception is raised for invalid input such as "-w=3". Now Integer is used which has the strict validation but also allows octal, hexadecimal and binary numbers. Bug reported by Charles Hixson.
The people at techvision.net.in described this attribute as more for tabs or a chapter listing for a book. I think aria-controls will be sufficient.
The people at techvision.net.in said this is redundant since the main landmark is also used.
After extracting parse_comment_attr from parse_comment attr_reader and attr_writer broke as the type extracted from the directive was not used in the method. This broke due to insufficient tests in the parser.
If an alternate template is used it may not have the same static files (besides rdoc.css) so ignore such nonexistent static files.
Source Code Pro needs to be bold to stand out against Lato properly. Remove whitespace between method headings, it looks silly spread out all over the page.
Previously rdoc assumed rb_file_const was called within file.c, but this is not true in trunk. This caused the FNM_* constants to go missing. Now these constants appear in File::Constants as expected. (The constants do not appear in File even though File::Constants is included there, this is a limitation of other parts of RDoc.)
This interferes with some screen readers and is redundant according to the HTML 5 specification. Paragraph 4 here: http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/sections.html#the-article-element
The ids in the body of the HTML output now include the context of the heading to keep them unique, but this was not updated in the sidebar table of contents. Now the sidebar table of contents and the headings generate their labels from the same method, RDoc::Markup::Heading#label
This caused problems when an RDOCLINK was discovered inside a TIDYLINK. The ] wouldn't indicate the end of the RDOCLINK (any non-whitespace) so it would consume the ] and any following punctuation. This would cause a TIDYLINK to be unrecognized. The handling of markup inside a paragraph needs its own parser one of these days.
A user came through and capitalized all instances of "ruby" as that's not the proper way to do things. Since the commit came from the ruby repository it did not update the kpeg files (which are not included there). If the literals parsers are rebuilt in the future, now the "Ruby" fix won't regress.
This kpeg does not emit trailing whitespace which will prevent nobu from getting free commits when he cleans up whitespace in ruby trunk.
It provides the following features: * Loads translation messages from .po file. * Translates a message into the locale.
It provides the following features: * Extracts translation messages from wrapped raw text. * Translates wrapped raw text in specified locale.
The following options are added:
* --locale
* --locale-data-dir
You can generate .pot (PO Template) file by the following command:
% rdoc --format pot
You can find .pot at doc/rdoc.pot.
You can create .po from .pot by msginit provided by GNU gettext. Here
is an example command line to generate .po for Japanese:
% mkdir -p locale/ja
% msginit --input doc/rdoc.pot --output-file locale/ja/rdoc.po --locale ja
You can also use rmsginit provided by gettext gem instead of msginit:
% mkdir -p locale/ja
% rmsginit --input doc/rdoc.pot --output locale/ja/rdoc.po --locale ja
rmsginit is implemented by pure Ruby. So it is more portable for
Rubyists.
.po should put locale/ja/rdoc.po or locale/ja.po. If there are both
files, the former is used.
You can translate RDoc documentation by locale/#{LOCALE}/rdoc.po. For
example, locale/ja/rdoc.po is for ja locale.
If you have locale/ja/rdoc.po, you can generate documentation in
Japanese by the following command:
% rdoc --locale ja
It breaks Ruby 1.8 support.
Ruby 1.8's Hash doesn't have order.
Some PNGs has the execute bit set. Reset the execute bits for uniformity.
`Pathname#relative_path_from` raises an `ArgumentError` when the self path and the base directory have different prefixes, on Windows and DOSish systems which have drive letters (or UNC). The absolute path just works fine in that case.
`class C end` is now valid syntax
Fix for drive letters
Updated link to rake RDoc::Task.
Allow rdoc to run without gem
Do not store full path in GZipped js files.
Changed the default output directory of the rdoc task to 'doc'.
Fix ruby#362 Reported by Hans de Graaff. Thanks!!!
Revert "Changed the default output directory of the rdoc task to 'doc'."
…dated It's due to bug reverted in ruby/ruby@0516a33
…o-manifest Add missing i18n related files to manifest
Merge pull request #2 from GistIcon/master
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