[Rubyeclipse-commit] org.rubypeople.rdt.doc.user docbook.xml,1.17,1.18

[Markus B. <mba...@us...>]

Update of /cvsroot/rubyeclipse/org.rubypeople.rdt.doc.user
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv22090

Modified Files:
	docbook.xml 
Log Message:
updated RI, Task tags, syntaxErrors and interpreter configuraiton

Index: docbook.xml
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RCS file: /cvsroot/rubyeclipse/org.rubypeople.rdt.doc.user/docbook.xml,v
retrieving revision 1.17
retrieving revision 1.18
diff -C2 -d -r1.17 -r1.18
*** docbook.xml	18 Sep 2005 15:21:27 -0000	1.17
--- docbook.xml	18 Sep 2005 17:17:22 -0000	1.18
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*** 16,20 ****
  				the preferences page by specifying a the directory that contains 
  				the ruby executable.  Now interpreters are specified by providing 
! 				the acutal ruby file, not the directory.  Until edit these 
  				preferences you will not be able to run or debug ruby applications 
  				and tests.
--- 16,20 ----
  				the preferences page by specifying a the directory that contains 
  				the ruby executable.  Now interpreters are specified by providing 
! 				the actual ruby file, not the directory.  Until edit these 
  				preferences you will not be able to run or debug ruby applications 
  				and tests.
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  				RDT now requires a builder in the .project file for ruby projects.
  				When RDT is loaded, (or when a project is opened), ruby projects will 
! 				be automatically upgraded. TODO: What user interaction is required?
  			</para>
  		</section>
--- 26,30 ----
  				RDT now requires a builder in the .project file for ruby projects.
  				When RDT is loaded, (or when a project is opened), ruby projects will 
! 				be automatically upgraded.
  			</para>
  		</section>
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  							left. Click the <emphasis>Add button</emphasis> to 
  							define the location of your ruby executable. A 
! 							dialog opens where you can specify a name and path. 
  							Example settings are: name="ruby 1.6.7", 
! 							path="/usr/bin". The name can be chosen freely. The 
! 							path must contain a file "ruby" or "rubyw.exe". </para>
  					</listitem>
  					<listitem>
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  							left. Click the <emphasis>Add button</emphasis> to 
  							define the location of your ruby executable. A 
! 							dialog opens where you can specify a name and the path to 
! 							a ruby interpreter. 
  							Example settings are: name="ruby 1.6.7", 
! 							path="/usr/bin/ruby". The name can be chosen freely.</para>
  					</listitem>
  					<listitem>
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  			<title>RI View</title>
  			<para>
! 			<!-- TODO: add figure, describe how to use the ri view when adding rdoc in a ruby file in the workbench, 
! 				 external task -->
  			</para>
  		</section>		
--- 259,269 ----
  			<title>RI View</title>
  			<para>
! 			<!-- TODO: add figure, describe how to use the ri view when adding rdoc in a ruby file in the workbench with an external build task -->
! 				The RI View is a frontend for ruby's RI command. The location of the RI command can be configured in 
! 				<emphasis>Preferences...->Ruby->Ri/rdoc</emphasis>.
! 				<figure>
! 				<title>RI View</title>
! 				<graphic fileref="../images/riView.png" format="PNG"/>
! 			</figure>
  			</para>
  		</section>		
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  				The problems view shows you warnings and errors in your ruby files. 
  				You can read more about this view in the Workbench User Guide
! 			</para>
  		</section>
  		<section id="TaskList">
  			<title>Task List</title>
! 			<para> 
! 				The task list shows you a list of tasks in your workspace. 
! 				<!-- TODO: add figure, how to configure, default tokens, where can the occur -->
! 				You can read more about this view in the Workbench User Guide
! 			</para>
  		</section>
  		<section id="RunningARubyApplication">
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  				The problems view shows you warnings and errors in your ruby files. 
  				You can read more about this view in the Workbench User Guide
! 				</para>
! 			<figure>
! 				<title>Syntax errors in the problem view</title>
! 				<graphic fileref="../images/syntaxError.png" format="PNG"/>
! 			</figure>
! 			
  		</section>
  		<section id="TaskList">
  			<title>Task List</title>
! 			<para> The task list shows you a list of tasks in your workspace. Tasks can be
! 				related to keywords (tags) in ruby comments. The tags which will add a task to
! 				the task list can be defined in <emphasis>Preferences...->Ruby->Task
! 				Tags</emphasis>. Per default TODO and FIXME are defined as task
! 				tags.</para>
! 			<figure>
! 				<title>Tasks</title>
! 				<graphic fileref="../images/tasks.png" format="PNG"/>
! 			</figure>
  		</section>
  		<section id="RunningARubyApplication">