From: Tom Cloyd <tomcloyd@...>
Date: 2009-02-22T23:28:06+09:00
Subject: Re: rdoc exasperations - could use a little help

Tom Link wrote:
>> rdoc -U -x /db /lib/setnet
>>     
>
> IIRC you use linux. In that case a path starting with a slash denotes
> an absolute path. Try: ls /
>
> You might want to use:
>
>   cd setnet
>   rdoc -U -x db lib/setnet
>
> Anyway, if you create a new project, I'd suggest to use a tool like
> sow (in the hoe package), bones or something similar. Those tools also
> create a Rakefile that does all those things with only minor
> intervention.
>
>
>   
Well, that's an interesting notion. I know of those tools, but didn't 
think of using them. It would add to my learning (and hopefully decrease 
my exasperation). And thanks for the absolute/relative distinction in 
Linux path names. I hadn't really grasped that yet.

Very helpful!

Tom

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