Problem reported in Rdoc (Ruby 1.9) Rdoc for Ruby 1.8 works

Hi!

For my testing activities I use Rdoc when ever possible in he moment. After 
"make install" on Windows in a MSYS generated version I use Rdoc to generate 
everything possible in the generated file tree. This work fine using Rdoc for 
Ruby 1.8. This time I tried to use Rdoc for Ruby 1.9 the first time (Ruby 
generated from actual snapshot - 2007/10/22), but it fails (using Rdoc 1.8 
afterwards worked). The report:

 >>>>> Windows Console Output >>>>>
 >>>... lot of lines before this point ...
                      timeridconv.rb: mccc..........
                             unix.rb: mc.........
                              drb.rb:
                           e2mmap.rb: m.

RDoc failure in lib/ruby/1.9/e2mmap.rb at or around line 56 column 24

Before reporting this, could you check that the file
you're documenting compiles cleanly--RDoc is not a
full Ruby parser, and gets confused easily if fed
invalid programs.

The internal error was:

C:/ruby19/lib/ruby/1.9/rdoc/parsers/parse_rb.rb:1913:in `const_get': 
uninitialized constant E2MM (NameError)
         from C:/ruby19/lib/ruby/1.9/rdoc/parsers/parse_rb.rb:1913:in `block in 
parse_method'
         from C:/ruby19/lib/ruby/1.9/rdoc/parsers/parse_rb.rb:1912:in `each'
         from C:/ruby19/lib/ruby/1.9/rdoc/parsers/parse_rb.rb:1912:in `inject'
 >>>>> End Of Windows Console Output >>>>>

The refered lines in "e2map.rb" are:

 >>>>> Lines 50 to 70 in "e2map.rb" >>>>>
#
module Exception2MessageMapper
   @RCS_ID='-$Id: e2mmap.rb,v 1.10 1999/02/17 12:33:17 keiju Exp keiju $-'

   E2MM = Exception2MessageMapper

   def E2MM.extend_object(cl)
     super
     cl.bind(self) unless cl == E2MM
   end

   # backward compatibility
   def E2MM.extend_to(b)
     c = eval("self", b)
     c.extend(self)
   end

   def bind(cl)
     self.module_eval %[
       def Raise(err = nil, *rest)
	Exception2MessageMapper.Raise(self.class, err, *rest)
 >>>>> End of Lines 50 to 70 in "e2map.rb" >>>>>

I hope this information is somehow useful for you.

Wolfgang N疆asi-Donner