From: b1_ __ Date: 2012-04-13T15:36:50+09:00 Subject: Ruby Docs Spreadsheet in progess In an attempt to see the bigger picture of the Ruby programming language I have started to put together this spreadsheet. Basically I wasn't satisfied with constantly having to search the net or page through my Pick Axe book. I wanted as much of the docs condensed to the smallest area as I could possibly conceive. http://www.users.on.net/shawnw/miscimages/Ruby_Docs_Spreadsheet_V1.93_0.02.xls Not sure if this whole thing is going to be practical or not, but it is fairly easy to copy/paste all the methods from a class into the spreadsheet in one go, with links intact, from the Ruby Docs webpages. Each class expands to reveal the methods of the class. I have started to add the formulas etc, but this is really an ongoing thing which I will add to as I go along and update here. I'm finding just the linked Class names very helpful to navigate the Ruby docs even as it is at the moment. There's a class heirarchy map on a second tab. Has anyone seen any thing like this done already? If you find this useful, suggest improvements and point out mistakes, because I'm not a Ruby expert, but already I've learnt a lot about the program putting this together, such as the difference between :: and # when refering to method names, and the difference between collect and collect!, what a mixin is, and so on. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.