using the RSS standard lib

[Sam Roberts]

Quoteing (e-mail address removed), on Sat, Nov 13, 2004 at 02:34:32AM +0900:

Strange: I just ran the latest RDoc against that directory. I got a
warning about an unexpected token in xml-stylesheet.rb, but no
SystemStackError.

Could you tell me if you see this with the latest RDoc from CVS?

I installed ruby from cvs, I don't see any problems with it, just a few
"unexpected token" errors.

The one that was dying with stack was version:

RDoc V1.0pr1: 2004/04/04 23:19:58 (1.1.2.6)

But I guess the latest is doing good.

Cheers,
Sam


$ rdoc18 rss

0.9.rb: mm.c........c....c..c...c...c....c...c...c..m.
1.0.rb: mm.cc......cc......cc....cc......cc....cc....ccc......cc.....cc.....cc.....m.
2.0.rb: mcc...c...c...
content.rb: mm..cc
converter.rb: mc.................
dublincore.rb: mm..ccccc
0.9.rb: mmc...c......cc..c.c..c.c.c.c.c..
1.0.rb: mmc......c.....cc...c.c..c.c.c.c.c..
2.0.rb: mmc.c..c..ccc..c..c..c..c..c
base.rb: mmm.......cc..........c...c...c...c.c..c.....c...ccccc.
content.rb: mmm.cc
dublincore.rb: mmm.ccccc
syndication.rb: mmm.c
trackback.rb: mmm.cc
maker.rb: mmc.
rss/maker.rb:12:38: Skipping require of dynamic string: "#{prefix}/#{version}"

rss/maker.rb:14:36: Skipping require of dynamic string: "#{prefix}/#{mod}"
...
parser.rb: mc.c.c.c.cc....c.......cc.......m............
rexmlparser.rb: mc..c.
rss.rb: cc.m.mcc.cc.c.c.c.c.c.c.c.m.......cc.......................m....
syndication.rb: mm....cc
taxonomy.rb: mm
rss/taxonomy.rb:24:54: unexpected token: '#<RubyToken::TkLPAREN:0x734fd0 @text="(", @char_no=15, @line_no=22>'
cccc
trackback.rb: mm.m.cc.....cc.....m...cc...cc...ccccc
utils.rb: mm..
xml-stylesheet.rb: mm..c
rss/xml-stylesheet.rb:35:29: unexpected token: '#<RubyToken::TkLPAREN:0x79d4cc @text="(", @char_no=17, @line_no=35>'
.....
xmlparser.rb: mcmcmc......c..c.
xmlscanner.rb: mc..c..............
Generating HTML...

Files: 25
Classes: 153
Modules: 58
Methods: 362
Elapsed: 19.135s

 

[Dave Thomas]

I installed ruby from cvs, I don't see any problems with it, just a few
"unexpected token" errors.

Those warning were caused by

attr_accessor(*name)

which wasn't a construct I'd anticipated I've removed that warning
locally, but I have a fairly big RDoc change to commit and I'm holding
back doing that until a week of heavy traveling is over


Cheers

Dave