Re: output template used for the "The Ruby Sidebar for Firefox"
James Britt <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.lang.ruby.documentation |
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| Organization | ruby-doc.org |
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Dimitri Aivaliotis wrote: > Hi James, > > I was wondering what RDoc template was used for the output of the files > referenced to by the links from the "core" section of the Sidebar. They > produce nice pages, without frames. > > The stdlib section, on the other hand, produce the "hated" framed view that > we've all come to expect from RDoc. Would it be possible to use the same > output template for the stdlib as for the core? Is it a matter of the > stdlib being organized by file, whereas the core is by class? Actually, the core files use the default Rdoc template. The links simply go back to ruby-doc's core API files. They link directly to the main page that would otherwise appear in the bottom frame. But the stdlib files are generated with a different process, and I may have generated that side index a bit differently.