Why no docs for ruby ?
Timothy Madden <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.slackware |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
Hello I was recently left without my internet connection for a couple of days or so. As I had some time off, I thought I could use it to start reading on the ruby documentation offline. Much to my surprise, despite I new I had all packages installed, I could find no ruby documentation installed. The executable was there and was running fine. ri and rdoc (the ruby documentation system) did not work either. So my time offline was not so productive, and even without being much of a ruby user, I still feel somehow this is not fair since all other script languages I know of (tcl, python, perl) come packaged with their documentation. I can see in the .SlackBuild script that ruby is configured with --disable-install-doc option, and I can also see old ruby package for Slackware 13.1 used to include ri documentation in /usr/share/ri/. Currently I get no /usr/share/ri folder after installing the ruby package. Why was the documentation removed ? Can the ruby package please include ruby documentation again ? Thank you, Timothy Madden