Pleased to announce ruby-prof gem's 0.10.5
Recent fixes:
*New graph outputter call stack, with cool collapsible elements
ex: http://rogerdpack.t28.net/dev/ruby-prof/examples/stack.html
* It can now profile rubygems' load time itself.
* It is now compatible with 1.9.2 (thanks skaes).
* graphviz outputter added
* linux timing is more precise now (thanks Goncalo Silva).
More info:
Many thanks to people who have sent me patches over time, making this a
community effort.
Enjoy.
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Roger Pack wrote in post #994966:
* New graph outputter call stack, with cool collapsible elements
ex: t28.net - This website is for sale! - t28 Resources and Information.
Would it be possible for users that do not have or cannot use
TextMate to choose a URL prefix other than `txmt://open?url=`?
Thanks for your consideration.
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* New graph outputter call stack, with cool collapsible elements
ex: http://rogerdpack.t28.net/dev/ruby-prof/examples/stack.html
Would it be possible for users that do not have or cannot use
TextMate to choose a URL prefix other than `txmt://open?url=`?
Oops those were copied from an OS X box.
On anything besides OS X currently it defaults to links like this
currently:
file://full/path?line=linenum
Is this ok, or any other preference?
Thanks!
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Roger Pack wrote in post #995145:
Would it be possible for users that do not have or cannot use
TextMate to choose a URL prefix other than `txmt://open?url=`?
On anything besides OS X currently it defaults to links like this
currently:
file://full/path?line=linenum
Is this ok, or any other preference?
That's fine, but I would suggest a URI fragment instead:
file://full/path#linenum
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file://full/path?line=linenum
Is this ok, or any other preference?
That's fine, but I would suggest a URI fragment instead:
file://full/path#linenum
Ok, done and released for 0.10.6
Thanks for the feedback.
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