Documentation patches for BigDecimal

Well, I severely underestimated how difficult *that* one would be.

Attached are diffs from a cvs diff -ubd --minimal ext/bigdecimal/

Should be no code changes, just documentation.

mathew

Re: Documentation patches for BigDecimal

Hi,

In message "Re: Documentation patches for BigDecimal"
    on Sun, 11 Dec 2005 22:17:50 -0600, mathew <meta <at> pobox.com> writes:

|Well, I severely underestimated how difficult *that* one would be.
|
|Attached are diffs from a cvs diff -ubd --minimal ext/bigdecimal/
|
|Should be no code changes, just documentation.

Thank you.  But is this RDoc compliant?  I'm just not sure.

							matz.

Re: Documentation patches for BigDecimal

Yukihiro Matsumoto wrote:

>Thank you.  But is this RDoc compliant?  I'm just not sure.
>

Yes, it's all Rdoc. Tested with the rdoc in 1.8.4, rdoc 1.0.1 20041108.

mathew

GetoptLong

I'm thinking of documenting GetoptLong next. It was discussed on 
comp.lang.ruby recently, and people have been confused enough by it that 
they've resorted to non-core libraries just to avoid having to use it.

Also, still hoping someone can check in my Rdoc documentation for 
BigDecimal.

mathew

I had a stab at prettyprint.rb (fwd)

I've sent this out to a few people already, so they'll see it twice
[sorry],
but in the hope that it might help others, others may have feedback,
etc, I'm now passing it to ruby-doc.
        HTH
        Hugh

---------- Forwarded message ----------
Date: Tue, 20 Dec 2005 16:10:16 +0000 (WET)
From: Hugh Sasse <hgs <at> dmu.ac.uk>
To: [elided]
Subject: I had a stab at prettyprint.rb (fwd)

I lashed together the attached script to convert RDTool to RDoc.
I ran it on Prettyprint from the CVS.

Does anyone think it useful?
Are there any improvements people can think of?

        HTH, thanks,
        Hugh

# $Id$

=begin
= PrettyPrint
The class implements pretty printing algorithm.
It finds line breaks and nice indentations for grouped structure.

By default, the class assumes that primitive elements are strings and