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- Date: Fri, 30 Oct 2009 10:56:01 +0900
- From: Edward Middleton <emiddleton@example.com>
- Subject: Re: [tlug] linux@example.com How many widely can we do that?
- References: <20091025150358.ac21a898.attila@example.com> <20091025144342.GB29599@example.com> <20091025160621.089f04b4.attila@example.com> <f8b14cb80910252012m5cffe9a6m160c086910717cba@example.com> <a690a4c90910252029j41411fal15dc23c037b9a331@example.com> <87d44aagym.fsf@example.com> <a690a4c90910252228u7ae9a907g2a1900ed0839d43b@example.com> <874opmabcp.fsf@example.com> <20091028025424.GB8540@example.com> <87ws2g6tqw.fsf@example.com> <20091028051651.GH8540@example.com> <87r5so6oc1.fsf@example.com> <4AE8FF7B.8050806@example.com> <871vkm6vp3.fsf@example.com>
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Stephen J. Turnbull wrote: > Edward Middleton writes: > > > Stephen, I take it your argument against inline documentation > > First off, my original argument was against documentation *generated > from* code, not documentation *mixed with* code. > OK, the standard ruby documentation method rdoc uses both, but allows you to exclude internal classes, modules, methods and functions. > > There is also the added advantage that inconsistencies between spec > > and actual behavior become more obvious. > > That depends on whether the users agree that the inline documentation > is the spec. See my response to Curt regarding choice of version. > It sounds like your issue is more with belligerent developers rather then inline specs. Edward
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