Is there any way to easily link a file in RDoc?

Question

I want to link to a documentation of a file in RDoc. but the only way I could do is with the following markup:

configuration.rb[link:files/configuration_rb.html]

I would like to do it in a better way, something like this:

<file>configuration.rb</file>

Is there any existing markup rule to do this?

EDIT: of course I've tried without any markup like this configuration.rb but it shows the filename without the link :(

Approachable

Answer 1

To display a link in rdoc

{Link label}[url ]

Sample

{Killer question}[http://https://mcmap.net/q/836158/-is-there-any-way-to-easily-link-a-file-in-rdoc]

will create a link of the this question

Mitsukomitt

This doesn't answer the question. The question asks about relative links, not an external URL. In addition, what is http://http://? – Simplex

Answer 2

Auto hyperlinked: MyClass my_class.rb def my_method; end; #my_method http:, mailto:, ftp:, www. link: (to local filesystem relative to --op) (urls to images are rendered as inline image tags) label[url] (uses label as hyperlink text) {multi word label}[url] (uses label as hyperlink text)

Ruby:

ClassNames, source_files.rb and either method_name_having_an_underscore or #methodnamewithhash are hyperlinked to their documentation.

It sounds like you're looking for that second one, but I've never used it before so I can't give you a fully useful example.

Bandanna

Well.. I guess your last option is to add the markup you want and submit a patch? Or put in a feature request, at least. – Bandanna

yeah, it looks like you're right. so right now it's not possible. – Countermove

Answer 3

Try not to use markup at all.

Look at RDoc's own documentation, they have similar links in the "Roadmap" paragraph. They markup is here.

Magic!

Bestrew