From: Fily Salas <fs_tigre@...>
Date: 2011-11-11T02:22:36+09:00
Subject: Navigating through the official Ruby documentation

Hi,

I have been trying to learn Ruby and so far so good I'm slowly leering
the basics. I was trying to start referring to the Docs but I'm a little
confused, I was expecting to see a list of all Ruby classes and
underneath the class name a list of all of its methods but it has more
than just methods, I don’t know if I still need more knowledge about the
language in order for me to understand the information provided in the
official Ruby Docs.

Class Name
>>methods
Class Name
>>methods

I see some methods start with a "#" some with "::" and than you have the
following sections: In Files, Class/Module Index, Parent etc. I’m
guessing  this has to do with Modules vs Classes.

Can someone be so kind and go through the Ruby Docs and basically
explain how is this organized?

As I said I don't know if it’s because I don't fully understand the Ruby
syntax or I simply need some adviceon how to use this documentation.

Thanks a lot

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