>> Forgot to mention: I put the new rdoc dir from
>> 'ruby-1.8.1-20040127-i386-mswin32.zip'.
> I'm using Cygwin, though, and you're using a Windows build. Since
> it's a segmentation fault, perhaps the platform difference is hiding
> the problem from me.
I just tried to run it on a local Linux box. I took the sources
(ruby-1.8.1.tar.gz), run configure / make / make intsall and got ruby a
working installation of 1.8.1 (2003-12-25) [i686-linux].
Running rdoc caused the exact crash as on windows...
Funny thing is, I do have a .rdoc dir in the right place, and it's full
of yaml files. It just dies when generating the output (each output
format dies somewhere else).
The command I'm running it as is usually "rdoc -N -H --ri --op c:\.rdoc"
but I have also tried "rdoc --ri --op c:\.rdoc" just in case. No luck
here. On the linux box it was "rdoc --ri-site".
I'll try Cygwin next... Yep, same error.
I tend to believe there's something in the 1.8.1 (2003-12-25) code base
that edoc can't process. It seems to fail on Flow#accept_rule, which as
far as I can tell is supposed to output a horizonal line.
Guess I'll continue surfing to ruby-doc.org :)
Cheers,
Assaph
PS.
On ruby-doc.org you mention rimport. What's that?
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