Most recent edit on 2008-06-14 01:13:25 by EloyDuran [Removed TODO.]

Deletions:
~- Add the new syntax sugar for setters, eg:
foo.setSomeBoolean(true) # real method
foo.someBoolean = true # ruby style syntax

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Edited on 2007-11-22 06:12:18 by LaurentSansonetti

Deletions:
darrelco
litrocolovil

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Edited on 2007-11-12 21:57:38 by MonroLrace

Additions:
darrelco

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Edited on 2007-11-12 04:27:29 by AceleRchig

Additions:
litrocolovil

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Edited on 2007-07-03 04:33:39 by EloyDuran [Added todo's]

Additions:

TODO

• Add the new syntax sugar for setters, eg:

foo.setSomeBoolean(true) # real method
foo.someBoolean = true # ruby style syntax

• Parse pointers in method arguments and translate that to the way it's done in RubyCocoa, since we don't have pointers, eg:

res = elementAtIndex_associatedPoints(index, points) # real method where points should be a pointer (to an array in this case)
[res, pointer_res] = elementAtIndex_associatedPoints(index) # RubyCocoa method, so we omit the pointer and it will simply be returned.

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Edited on 2007-06-04 03:59:05 by EloyDuran [Added note about Hpricot 0.5 compatibility in rev 1810]

Additions:
~- Hpricot 0.4 (newer versions won't work, unless you're using the source from trunk which supports Hpricot 0.5 since revision 1810)

Deletions:
~- Hpricot 0.4 (newer versions won't work)

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Edited on 2007-05-22 10:08:31 by EloyDuran [Added link to FrameworkDocumentation]

Additions:
For instructions on using the documentation please refer to FrameworkDocumentation.

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Edited on 2007-05-21 16:17:18 by LaurentSansonetti

Additions:
Shipped with the rubycocoa source is a tool which parses the Apple Objective-C html reference files and transforms the Objective-C methods to the way that calling is done from Ruby. The outputted ruby source files are then passed to rdoc which creates HTML files and places them in /Developer/Documentation/RubyCocoa/Frameworks/. It also creates files that can be used by ri or fastri.

Deletions:
Shipped with the rubycocoa source is a tool which parses the Apple Objective-C html reference files and transforms the Objective-C methods to the way that calling is done from Ruby. The outputted ruby source files are then passed to rdoc which creates HTML files and places them in /Developer/Documentation/RubyCocoa/Frameworks/ it also creates files that can be used by ri or fastri.

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Edited on 2007-05-21 15:32:04 by EloyDuran

Additions:
Shipped with the rubycocoa source is a tool which parses the Apple Objective-C html reference files and transforms the Objective-C methods to the way that calling is done from Ruby. The outputted ruby source files are then passed to rdoc which creates HTML files and places them in /Developer/Documentation/RubyCocoa/Frameworks/ it also creates files that can be used by ri or fastri.

Deletions:
Shipped with the rubycocoa source is a tool which parses the Apple Objective-C html reference files, transforms the Objective-C methods to the way that calling is done from Ruby. The outputted ruby source files are then passed to rdoc which creates HTML files and places them in /Developer/Documentation/RubyCocoa/Frameworks/ it also creates files that can be used by ri or fastri.

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Edited on 2007-05-21 13:22:50 by LaurentSansonetti

Additions:
~- Hpricot 0.4 (newer versions won't work)

$ gem install hpricot --version 0.4

Deletions:
~- Hpricot 0.4

$ gem install hpricot --version 0.4

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Edited on 2007-05-19 17:03:41 by LaurentSansonetti

Additions:
Shipped with the rubycocoa source is a tool which parses the Apple Objective-C html reference files, transforms the Objective-C methods to the way that calling is done from Ruby. The outputted ruby source files are then passed to rdoc which creates HTML files and places them in /Developer/Documentation/RubyCocoa/Frameworks/ it also creates files that can be used by ri or fastri.

Hpricot 0.4

$ gem install hpricot --version 0.4

The latest Apple Reference updates installed, which is from 07-05-2007

Deletions:
Shipped with the rubycocoa source is a tool which parses the Apple Objective-C html reference files, transforms the Objective-C methods to the way that calling is done from Ruby. The outputted ruby source files are then passed to rdoc which creates html files and places them in /Developer/Documentation/RubyCocoa/Frameworks/ it also creates files that can be used by ri or fastri. - Hpricot 0.4

$ gem install hpricot

- The latest Apple Reference updates installed, which is from 07-05-2007

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Edited on 2007-05-19 12:38:47 by LaurentSansonetti

Additions:
Shipped with the rubycocoa source is a tool which parses the Apple Objective-C html reference files, transforms the Objective-C methods to the way that calling is done from Ruby. The outputted ruby source files are then passed to rdoc which creates html files and places them in /Developer/Documentation/RubyCocoa/Frameworks/ it also creates files that can be used by ri or fastri.

Requirements

- Hpricot 0.4

$ gem install hpricot

External References

Deletions:
Shipped with the rubycocoa source is a tool which parses the Apple Objective-C html reference files, transforms the Objective-C methods to the way that calling is done from Ruby. The outputted ruby source files are then passed to rdoc which creates html files and places them in /Developer/Documentation/RubyCocoa/Frameworks/ it also creates files that can be used by ri or fastri.

Requirements

- Hpricot 0.4

 $ gem install hpricot 

External References

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Oldest known version of this page was edited on 2007-05-19 11:56:45 by EloyDuran []
Shipped with the rubycocoa source is a tool which parses the Apple Objective-C html reference files, transforms the Objective-C methods to the way that calling is done from Ruby. The outputted ruby source files are then passed to rdoc which creates html files and places them in /Developer/Documentation/RubyCocoa/Frameworks/ it also creates files that can be used by ri or fastri.
For instructions on creating the documentation please refer to GettingStarted.

Requirements

External References

http://www.superalloy.nl/blog/?p=6∞ Introduction to BridgeDoc.