Rdoc 3.3 Released

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rdoc version 3.3 has been released!

RDoc produces HTML and command-line documentation for Ruby projects.
RDoc
includes the +rdoc+ and +ri+ tools for generating and displaying online
documentation.

See RDoc for a description of RDoc’s markup and basic use.

Changes:

3.3 / 2010-01-03

  • Minor enhancements

    • The coverage report can now report undocumented method parameters
      including methods defined in C.

      rdoc -C gives a standard report, rdoc -C1 includes
      method parameters. Method parameters are considered documented if
      they’re
      marked-up with +, or .

    • The C parser now uses "*args instead of “” if no
      call-seq was provided to give names to the arguments.

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  • Bug fixes
    • The C parser now records the file location of aliases, attributes,
      constants and methods allowing -C to work on C files.
    • Darkfish now handles dots in call-seq allowing ary.insert(index,
      obj) to display correctly. Patch #6 by KUBO Takehiro.
    • Improved processing of meta-programmed methods when followed by
      unparseable
      syntax. RubyForge patch #28653 by Aidan Cully.
    • rdoc now touches the flag file when it create the output directory.
      Prevents the “isn’t an RDoc directory” error if rdoc crashes.
    • RDoc now properly converts to the expected output encoding.
      RubyForge bug
      #28791 by Dzmitry Prakapenka.
    • Restored parsing of block comments. RubyForge bug #28668 by Stefano
      Crocco.
    • Metaprogrammed methods defined with blocks no longer confuse the
      ruby
      parser. RubyForge bug #28370 by Erik H…
    • ri no longer displays all methods in the inheritance chain.
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