when i use m_x ri in emacs,it show follow info:
couldn't start ruby script.
i use winxp and ruby 1.8.4,emacs23.
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I dunno, if its just me, but ri-emacs seems to be broken for the time
being. I choose a say F1 #=> Array and pressing enter on any method
takes me to the same page.
So, I am not able to drill down into method definitions and stuff.
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On Mon, 2007-01-22 at 10:49 +0900, Yang Jdong wrote:
when i use m_x ri in emacs,it show follow info:
couldn't start ruby script.
i use winxp and ruby 1.8.4,emacs23.
Are you using the latest version of ri-emacs?
Note that the help buffer just displays the info, it is not a browser.
You need to type in the method at the minibuffer (using completion if
you like), just like it works for emacs lisp.
There is now a mailing list: <ri-emacs-users AT rubyforge.org>
Please send your questions there. I may not be reading this newsgroup,
and the discussion may be interesting for other users.
You can subscribe here:
<http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/ri-emacs-users>
Thanks for using ri-emacs,
Kristof
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On Mon, 22 Jan 2007 11:02:25 +0900, Hemant Kumar wrote:
On Mon, 2007-01-22 at 10:49 +0900, Yang Jdong wrote:
when i use m_x ri in emacs,it show follow info: couldn't start ruby
script.
i use winxp and ruby 1.8.4,emacs23.I dunno, if its just me, but ri-emacs seems to be broken for the time
being. I choose a say F1 #=> Array and pressing enter on any method takes
me to the same page.So, I am not able to drill down into method definitions and stuff.
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On Mon, 22 Jan 2007 11:02:25 +0900, Hemant Kumar wrote:
On Mon, 2007-01-22 at 10:49 +0900, Yang Jdong wrote:
when i use m_x ri in emacs,it show follow info: couldn't start ruby
script.
i use winxp and ruby 1.8.4,emacs23.I dunno, if its just me, but ri-emacs seems to be broken for the time
being. I choose a say F1 #=> Array and pressing enter on any method takes
me to the same page.So, I am not able to drill down into method definitions and stuff.
Are you using the latest version of ri-emacs?
Note that the help buffer just displays the info, it is not a browser.
You need to type in the method at the minibuffer (using completion if
you like), just like it works for emacs lisp.There is now a mailing list: <ri-emacs-users AT rubyforge.org>
Please send your questions there. I may not be reading this newsgroup,
and the discussion may be interesting for other users.
You can subscribe here:
<http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/ri-emacs-users>Thanks for using ri-emacs,
Kristof
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Yes, I created the list just recently (because I realised rubyforge
doesn't create one by default), so naturally there are no archives yet.
Please send your problem to the list address I gave above.
Kristof Bastiaensen
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On Wed, 24 Jan 2007 16:10:24 +0900, Yang Jdong wrote:
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