From: Tom Cloyd Date: 2009-07-16T01:41:26+09:00 Subject: Re: rdoc run-time length question Joel VanderWerf wrote: > Tom Cloyd wrote: >> Followup on my last post: these rdoc run parameters also seem to have >> NO effect: >> >> -m NAME - "NAME will be the initial page displayed" <= nope. Has no >> effect that I can see, at all. > > It used to work, but maybe that was only with the older templates > (jamis.rb). For some reason, -T doesn't let me select that one any > more, and the darkfish template is kinda unpleasant all around. > >> -t TITLE - Set TITLE as the title for HTML output <= nope. Does >> nothing that I can see. > > Are you sure? I get this: > > FooStuff > > in the index.html, and it shows up as the title within the page and as > the window name in my browser, which is convenient. Well, there's more to the story! It actually does work - as you describe, and as I'd expect, but only for one page: index.html. You can get to that page only by browsing to it explicitly. Once you are on another page, there's no way to link back (ouch!). So, what you do NOT get is a consistent string of something or other in your tag for all pages, and that was what I expected and wanted, actually. So, exactly how useful is this? Not very. > > I get the same doc/doc/... problem as you do. > Thanks for the confirmation. I though maybe I was trapped in my own private rdoc hell - the exact nature of which appeared to be not documented at all! t. -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Tom Cloyd, MS MA, LMHC - Private practice Psychotherapist Bellingham, Washington, U.S.A: (360) 920-1226 << tc@tomcloyd.com >> (email) << TomCloyd.com >> (website) << sleightmind.wordpress.com >> (mental health weblog) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~