[ruby-talk:03130] Re: dev.rubycentral.com

Aleksi Niemel<[e-mail]> writes:

> 1) The name in the index on the page for % is correct while it's erroneous
> on the "main" page (\%).

Thanks

> 2) The index entry and name on description for * and + contain some trash
> (while the links work well).

Yup - the infamous bracket matcher that won't die raises it's head
again.

> - The main page writes []-operators as ::[ ]. If it's ok, maybe '::' should
> be part of the name and link, otherwise, maybe '::' should be removed from
> the text part. Oh now I got it. You mark "class methodhood" with ::. Ok,
> great! So how about changing the inpage index to use same notation. 

Done.

> - Could you kindly remove '&nbsp;' from the end of each entry at HTML code
> (or change it to '&sp;' or something) so that I don't have to buy a new
> 38-inch monitor to fit everything on the page. &nbsp; forces my browser to
> make virtual page wider than my window and that forces me to scroll. I don't
> like to be forced :).

Could you e-mail me an example privately - I don't see any code blocks 
with trailing &nbsp;'s

> - Inpage index could lose &nbsp; too.

Are there any? Again, if you could e-mail the example.

> - Trimming few examples in to to rows like:
> 
>   a = [ "a", "b", "c", "d" ] ##### cut here and place the result on next row
>     -> -:2: warning: Array\#filter is deprecated; use Array\#collect! 
>   a.filter {|x| x + "!" } 

That's fairly hard to do automatically. For now, I'm afraid some
examples will have to scroll.

> Am I doing work for myself here? I mean will this reference be included to
> the book? :)

This reference section is generated automatically from the book. As
such, they should be viewed as works in progress (ie we're still
finding the bugs)


Dave