Hello all,
I’m using Rake to build a gem for my Ruby application and I was
wondering if
there’s a way to exclude certain files and/or directories from rdoc
generation.
Hello all,
I’m using Rake to build a gem for my Ruby application and I was
wondering if
there’s a way to exclude certain files and/or directories from rdoc
generation.
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Bryan R. wrote:
| Hello all,
|
| I’m using Rake to build a gem for my Ruby application and I was
wondering if
| there’s a way to exclude certain files and/or directories from rdoc
| generation.
Here’s an example from the Rakefile I use for one of my projects:
~ g.files = FileList[‘lib//.rb’, '[A-Z]',
'test//*’].exclude(‘smtp_tls.rb’).to_a
#exclude from Rake’s FileList makes sure that ‘smtp_tls.rb’ isn’t used.
AFAIK, #exclude can use an Array, too, if you want to exclude multiple
files (I don’t know about globs, though).
Phillip G.
Twitter: twitter.com/cynicalryan
~ “To make a bad day worse, spend it wishing for the impossible.”
-Calvin
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On Apr 17, 2008, at 8:50 AM, Bryan R. wrote:
Hello all,
I’m using Rake to build a gem for my Ruby application and I was
wondering if
there’s a way to exclude certain files and/or directories from rdoc
generation.
Take a look at Mr Bones. It provides a skeleton for Ruby projects, and
it is not viral – you won’t have to include Mr Bones as a dependency
to use your gem. The project skeleton has a collection of rake tasks
for managing your project including building a gem. You can explicitly
include or exclude files for rdoc generation …
PROJ.rdoc.exclude = %w[^some/dir/ .tmp$]
PROJ.rdoc.include = %w[.txt$]
the syntax here is just an array of regexp snippets specifying the
file types you want to ignore or include.
If you just want the rake tasks and Rakefile, create a throw away
project using the “bones” command line. Copy the “tasks” folder and
the Rakefile to your project.
Blessings,
TwP
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