For example:
Python： The Python Language Reference — Python 3.12.0 documentation
I can read about Python’s syntax and “core semantics” in the document.
But Where is Ruby Official Language Reference/Manual?
···
------
1) https://ruby-doc.org/
When I try to go to: https://ruby-doc.org/
I found: RDoc Documentation
This just explains the Class & API and the SEARCH function is hard to use.
e.g It cannot search __FILE__ thought it on "Keywords" chapter.
2) Introduction - Ruby Reference
I can read some "syntax" on this document. But it is not Ruby Official
Books and it is not up to date.
3）Ruby Language Reference Manual
I found it with the help of Google.
I cannot find this document link on https://ruby-doc.org/
This document is great and written by the author of Ruby.
It looks like the Ruby Official Manual. But it looks too old which was last
modified in 1998.
-----
So, Where is Ruby's Official Language Reference/Manual? 
Hello! Look at Documentation for Ruby 3.2
09.10.2023 11:55, Mark Zhang via ruby-talk пишет:
···
For example:
Python： The Python Language Reference — Python 3.12.0 documentation
I can read about Python’s syntax and “core semantics” in the document.
But Where is Ruby Official Language Reference/Manual?
------
1) https://ruby-doc.org/
When I try to go to: https://ruby-doc.org/
I found: RDoc Documentation
This just explains the Class & API and the SEARCH function is hard to use.
e.g It cannot search __FILE__ thought it on "Keywords" chapter.
2) Introduction - Ruby Reference
I can read some "syntax" on this document. But it is not Ruby Official Books and it is not up to date.
3）Ruby Language Reference Manual
I found it with the help of Google.
I cannot find this document link on https://ruby-doc.org/
This document is great and written by the author of Ruby.
It looks like the Ruby Official Manual. But it looks too old which was last modified in 1998.
-----
So, Where is Ruby's Official Language Reference/Manual?
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Quoting Антон Щанкин via ruby-talk (ruby-talk@ml.ruby-lang.org):
Hello! Look at Documentation for Ruby 3.2
There too, __FILE__ cannot be found by searching. Looks like the
search function needs to be made a bit more comprehensive...
Mark: to know about __FILE__ hou can refer to the keywords page:
https://docs.ruby-lang.org/en/3.2/keywords_rdoc.html
Carlo
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Subject: [ruby-talk:444344] Re: Where is Ruby Official Language Reference/Manual ?
Date: Mon 09 Oct 23 12:16:12PM +0300
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* di parlare tanto di amore e di rettitudine? (Chuang-Tzu)
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Thanks！
I found it `syntax - Documentation for Ruby 3.2 `. Syntax
reference actually did existed.
Антон Щанкин via ruby-talk <ruby-talk@ml.ruby-lang.org> 于2023年10月9日周一
17:16写道：
···
Hello! Look at Documentation for Ruby 3.2
09.10.2023 11:55, Mark Zhang via ruby-talk пишет:
> For example:
>
> Python： The Python Language Reference — Python 3.12.0 documentation
>
> I can read about Python’s syntax and “core semantics” in the document.
>
> But Where is Ruby Official Language Reference/Manual?
>
> ------
> 1) https://ruby-doc.org/
>
> When I try to go to: https://ruby-doc.org/
>
> I found: RDoc Documentation
>
> This just explains the Class & API and the SEARCH function is hard to
use.
> e.g It cannot search __FILE__ thought it on "Keywords" chapter.
>
> 2) Introduction - Ruby Reference
>
> I can read some "syntax" on this document. But it is not Ruby Official
> Books and it is not up to date.
>
> 3）Ruby Language Reference Manual
> I found it with the help of Google.
> I cannot find this document link on https://ruby-doc.org/
> This document is great and written by the author of Ruby.
> It looks like the Ruby Official Manual. But it looks too old which was
> last modified in 1998.
>
>
> -----
>
> So, Where is Ruby's Official Language Reference/Manual?
>
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It is sad that Ruby doesn't have a documentation which is comprehensive
like Python's doc. But it is community's responsibility to improve it. It
works like that for non-profit projects like Ruby.
Actually Python's doc is not easy to read. To see a beginner-friendly and
also comprehensive doc, see Rust's doc. It is also named "book" and it is
for a good reason.
···
On Mon, Oct 9, 2023, 12:36 Mark Zhang via ruby-talk < ruby-talk@ml.ruby-lang.org> wrote:
Thanks！
I found it `syntax - Documentation for Ruby 3.2 `.
Syntax reference actually did existed.
Антон Щанкин via ruby-talk <ruby-talk@ml.ruby-lang.org> 于2023年10月9日周一
17:16写道：
Hello! Look at Documentation for Ruby 3.2
09.10.2023 11:55, Mark Zhang via ruby-talk пишет:
> For example:
>
> Python： The Python Language Reference — Python 3.12.0 documentation
>
> I can read about Python’s syntax and “core semantics” in the document.
>
> But Where is Ruby Official Language Reference/Manual?
>
> ------
> 1) https://ruby-doc.org/
>
> When I try to go to: https://ruby-doc.org/
>
> I found: RDoc Documentation
>
> This just explains the Class & API and the SEARCH function is hard to
use.
> e.g It cannot search __FILE__ thought it on "Keywords" chapter.
>
> 2) Introduction - Ruby Reference
>
> I can read some "syntax" on this document. But it is not Ruby Official
> Books and it is not up to date.
>
> 3）Ruby Language Reference Manual
> I found it with the help of Google.
> I cannot find this document link on https://ruby-doc.org/
> This document is great and written by the author of Ruby.
> It looks like the Ruby Official Manual. But it looks too old which was
> last modified in 1998.
>
>
> -----
>
> So, Where is Ruby's Official Language Reference/Manual?
>
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