Yeah. It does some of the stuff I wanted Cod2Doc to do (I couldn't wait for the next version, heh). Basically, it doesn't rely on styles but rather HTML files that define content 'blocks'. In doing this, the styles can be a bit more customized (not that much more, though, unless you want to edit the script).
Anyhow, the release has been updated with one that works better (as far as I can see, at least). Just to note, the only unrequired file in the release is vein_css.css (it's just there so you can see how the output looks with it).
Fixed (as far as I can see):
Argument parsing.
Comment parsing edit: no wait, not working entirely (most comments written for Cod2Doc will work, except for multi-line argument descriptions)
Global and Constant listing is now in (they aren't listed under the Objects Index though, since that would make it very, very long in most cases).
Oh yeah, and I forgot, Ruby (source code, Windows binaries, installers, documentation, etc.) can be found at http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/
Anyhow, the release has been updated with one that works better (as far as I can see, at least). Just to note, the only unrequired file in the release is vein_css.css (it's just there so you can see how the output looks with it).
Fixed (as far as I can see):
Argument parsing.
Comment parsing edit: no wait, not working entirely (most comments written for Cod2Doc will work, except for multi-line argument descriptions)
Global and Constant listing is now in (they aren't listed under the Objects Index though, since that would make it very, very long in most cases).
Oh yeah, and I forgot, Ruby (source code, Windows binaries, installers, documentation, etc.) can be found at http://www.ruby-lang.org/en/