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= The Ruby dev-utils Project
dev-utils is a collection of methods to aid Ruby development. It is well described at its homepage: http://dev-utils.rubyforge.org.
Version 1.0.1 was released on Wednesday Oct 13, 2004. The only class of interest, API-wise, is DevUtils::Debug.
== Installation
RubyGems:
gem install -r dev-utils
RPA:
rpa install dev-utils
Tarball:
tar zxvf dev-utils-1.0.1.tgz cd dev-utils-1.0.1 [sudo] ruby setup.rb
(See http://i.loveruby.net/en/man/setup/usage.html for advanced installation options with setup.rb.)
== Documentation and Examples
The API is documented via RDoc. Users should visit the homepage for general documentation. Examples are located in the +examples+ directory of the distribution.
A local copy of the documentation can be created with the command rake www. You need Rake, Extensions, RedCloth, and cstemplate.
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