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List:       ruby-talk
Subject:    Re: [ANN] FastRI 0.1.0: faster, smarter RI docs for Ruby, DRb-enabled
From:       Peña,_Botp <botp () delmonte-phil ! com>
Date:       2006-11-13 4:13:36
Message-ID: 20061113041334.86502BAA6 () mx1 ! delmonte-phil ! com
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> fr Mauricio Julio Fernández Pradier 
#   fastri-server -b
# to rebuild the index and see if it found any methods/classes/modules:
#  $ fastri-server -b
#  Indexing RI docs for ParseTree version 1.5.0.
#  [...]
#  Indexing RI docs for tidy version 1.1.2.
#  Indexing RI docs for transaction-simple version 1.3.0.
#  Building index.
#  Indexed:
#  * 11201 methods
#  * 2304 classes/modules
#  Needed 6.926496 seconds

yes, that was it. i was too dumb to not recreate it. this pc was a new install and ri \
was just lately installed. sorry for me being too dumb.

i have another concern though.

root@pc4all:/package# fri case
------------------------------------------------------ Multiple choices:
     Regexp#casefold?, String#casecmp
root@pc4all:/package#
root@pc4all:/package# ri case
More than one method matched your request. You can refine
your search by asking for information on one of:
     Symbol#camelcase, Symbol#downcase, Symbol#downcase?, Symbol#upcase,
     Symbol#upcase?, Symbol#camelcase, Symbol#downcase,
     Symbol#downcase?, Symbol#upcase, Symbol#upcase?, String#casecmp,
     String#downcase, String#downcase!, String#swapcase,
     String#swapcase!, String#upcase, String#upcase!, String#camelcase,
     String#downcase?, String#lowercase?, String#upcase?,
     String#uppercase?, String#camelcase, String#downcase?,
     String#lowercase?, String#upcase?, String#uppercase?,
     Regexp#casefold?

which show that ri gets more hits. i think ri is using regex?

# > How do i make the fastri fixed to a certain port, say 
# 12345? we're using
# > firewalls, so the concern..
# 
# I'll implement this. Note that you'll also have to open the 
# port used by the
# Rinda Ring (7647).

yes! thanks again.
kind regards -botp

 
# cheers,
# Mauricio Fernandez  -   http://eigenclass.org   -  singular Ruby


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