Re: 2nd try at date/format.rb & pty.c
Mat Schaffer <[email protected]>
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On Aug 19, 2006, at 7:14 PM, James Britt wrote: > Eric Hodel wrote: >> On Aug 19, 2006, at 8:17 AM, Mat Schaffer wrote: > >>> Okay, if I posted a list of guidelines for people trying to help >>> out on this, would someone please post it? It is really >>> discouraging to try this twice and get shot down both times. >>> It's not like I'm a newb to programming/commenting, there's just >>> no guidelines to follow other than "give it a whirl" on the >>> stdlib intro pages. So I'm stuck wasting everyone's time and >>> mine with this trial and error. >>> -Mat >> That would be cool, I think it should replace the 'give it a >> whirl' comment. I only check stuff in to ruby, I don't have >> access to the ruby-doc.org. > > > I'm unaware of any mention of "give it a whirl" on ruby-doc.org, > but I get the point. If someone has some good guidelines for > people willing to write docs I'll put them up on ruby-doc.org. The "give it a whirl" that I'm paraphrasing is here: http://www.ruby- doc.org/stdlib/status.html It's just basically all I've had to go on other than this list when trying to become a ruby documenter. I'd love to see a real step by step guide at making really good documentation that will be accepted by the ruby core. Let's build some guidlines on the list, and if no-one else beats me to it, I'll draft up a guide. Would you prefer HTML or textile or <insert markup here>? -Mat