CHM of documentation (core/stdlib)?

Hi all -

Is there a CHM of the docs? I’ve googled and googled and haven’t found
it…

am I just not seeing it?

Thanks!

Philip H. wrote:

Hi all -

Is there a CHM of the docs? I’ve googled and googled and haven’t found
it…

am I just not seeing it?

Thanks!

There is one in the one-click ruby installer, in the doc dir, made from
PickAxe, 1st ed.

On 4/20/06, Joel VanderWerf [email protected] wrote:

There is one in the one-click ruby installer, in the doc dir, made from
PickAxe, 1st ed.

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Also FYI you can generate chm with rdoc --fmt rdoc …

pth

PickAxe, 1st ed.
sigh

Thanks. I have that, but for some reason missed the “stdlib” section.
That is exactly what I want.

heh.

Philip H. wrote:

There is one in the one-click ruby installer, in the doc dir, made from
PickAxe, 1st ed.

sigh

Thanks. I have that, but for some reason missed the “stdlib” section.
That is exactly what I want.

Note, though, that this is not based on the current version of Ruby.

–
James B.

“A principle or axiom is of no value without the rules for applying it.”

  • Len Bullard

Patrick H. wrote:

There is one in the one-click ruby installer, in the doc dir, made from
PickAxe, 1st ed.

Also FYI you can generate chm with rdoc --fmt rdoc …

You have to download and install the HtmlHelp software from Microsoft if
you do not already have the CHM compiler.

–
James B.

“A principle or axiom is of no value without the rules for applying it.”

  • Len Bullard