Hi all.
Some good and interesting library at rubyforge can be downloaded only as
*.gem
The question is: is there method for unpack library and view its source and
docs *without* installing it?
I need such functionality very oftenly (in my local HDD repository there are
93 libraries I've downloaded to study their code and docs, and only ~10-20
of them I currently use; so I don't want unused libraries to be installed at
all).
Thanks.
Victor.
Gems are just tar files. You can use tar -xvf some.gem to extract them.
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On May 2, 2006, at 8:54 PM, Victor Shepelev wrote:
Hi all.
Some good and interesting library at rubyforge can be downloaded only as
*.gem
The question is: is there method for unpack library and view its source and
docs *without* installing it?
I need such functionality very oftenly (in my local HDD repository there are
93 libraries I've downloaded to study their code and docs, and only ~10-20
of them I currently use; so I don't want unused libraries to be installed at
all).
Thanks.
Victor.
> Hi all.
>
> Some good and interesting library at rubyforge can be downloaded
> only as
> *.gem
>
> The question is: is there method for unpack library and view its
> source and
> docs *without* installing it?
>
> I need such functionality very oftenly (in my local HDD repository
> there are
> 93 libraries I've downloaded to study their code and docs, and only
> ~10-20
> of them I currently use; so I don't want unused libraries to be
> installed at
> all).
>
> Thanks.
>
> Victor.
>
>
Gems are just tar files. You can use tar -xvf some.gem to extract them.
Thanks Logan.
I should guess it by myself
V.