You can always generate an application and then from the application root run:
rake rails:doc
That drops a copy of the API docs in the doc/ folder.
--Jeremy
You can always generate an application and then from the application root run:
rake rails:doc
That drops a copy of the API docs in the doc/ folder.
--Jeremy
You can always generate an application and then from the application root run: rake rails:doc
This doesn't work on my system (Mac, Ruby 1.8.6, Rails 1.2.3). I get the following response: (~/Rails/project) rake aborted! Don't know how to build task 'rails:doc'
I'm totally frustrated with RDoc. Can't find ANY of the documentation it throws on the hard drive during gem and MacPorts installs. ---Jim Gagne---