I've got Ruby running on my palmtop, and I don't want to waste the
extra space with ri or RDoc documentation for certain gems. I did
some hunting and couldn't find a simple answer for my questions so I
thought I'd ask here.
How can I do a "gem install" and _not_ generate that documentation?
How would i "uninstall" certain already-installed documentation?
(just find and delete it?)
I believe you can pass --no-rdoc and --no-ri to the gem command.
On Jul 31, 6:54 am, "Sy Ali" <sy1...@gmail.com> wrote:
I've got Ruby running on my palmtop, and I don't want to waste the
extra space with ri or RDoc documentation for certain gems. I did
some hunting and couldn't find a simple answer for my questions so I
thought I'd ask here.How can I do a "gem install" and _not_ generate that documentation?
How would i "uninstall" certain already-installed documentation?
(just find and delete it?)
Try "gem help install". It will list you all options including
--no-rdoc and --no-ri as Rob mentioned them
2007/7/31, Sy Ali <sy1234@gmail.com>:
How can I do a "gem install" and _not_ generate that documentation?
How would i "uninstall" certain already-installed documentation?
(just find and delete it?)
Aha. I worked through some of the help system but misunderstood how
to use it. I see what you're talking about now, thanks.
So I guess I can uninstall the gems and then reinstall them without
the documentation, and that should clean things up nicely.
On 7/31/07, Thomas Wieczorek <wieczo.yo@googlemail.com> wrote:
Try "gem help install". It will list you all options including
--no-rdoc and --no-ri as Rob mentioned them