From: Mushfeq Khan Date: 2007-01-10T13:30:33+09:00 Subject: Re: [ANN] Dhaka-1.0.0 now with RDoc ------=_Part_106146_17080511.1168403427436 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline Hi, I'll start including more code in the RDocs. The most important classes - really the only important classes - are Grammar, Tokenizer and Evaluator. These are where the hacking occurs. While the test suites contain several examples of each class, they are admittedly complex. I'm strongly for the idea that good examples are the best kind of explanation, the simpler the better. If you have ideas for such examples, let me know. Mushfeq. On 1/9/07, Gregory Brown wrote: > > On 1/8/07, Mushfeq Khan wrote: > > > 3) Dhaka now has an RDoc. It's a lot of work, but a pretty small API! > Thanks > > to Gregory Brown for requesting this. I hope it helps. > > Hi Mushfeq. Thanks for mentioning me! > > The RDoc is certainly helpful. It'd be great if you also included a > simple code example for some of the most important classes. The big > examples are awesome for showing the depth of your very cool work, but > it's a little tough to figure out how to do small tasks. > > I'm interested in getting hacking with Dhaka, so I'll keep an eye on > the project for sure. > > warm regards, > -greg > > ------=_Part_106146_17080511.1168403427436--