Hello,
I have a long_desc method like this:
long_desc <<-LONGDESC.gsub("\n", "\x5")
Examples:
bin/ruby-rails-documentations \\
generate ~/ruby-rails-documentations \\
--sdoc-dir=~/sdoc --ruby-dir=~/ruby --rails-dir=~/rails \\
--ruby-versions=1.9.3p484 2.0.0p353 2.1.0 \\
--rails-versions=3.0.20 3.1.12 3.2.16 4.0.2 4.1.0.beta1
LONGDESC
def generate(output_dir)
...
endExecuting ruby-rails-documentations help generate I want my output to be like this:
Examples:
bin/ruby-rails-documentations \
generate ~/ruby-rails-documentations \
--sdoc-dir=~/sdoc --ruby-dir=~/ruby --rails-dir=~/rails \
--ruby-versions=1.9.3p484 2.0.0p353 2.1.0 \
--rails-versions=3.0.20 3.1.12 3.2.16 4.0.2 4.1.0.beta1
Instead, I get this:
Examples:
bin/ruby-rails-documentations \
generate ~/ruby-rails-documentations \
--sdoc-dir=~/sdoc --ruby-dir=~/ruby --rails-dir=~/rails \
--ruby-versions=1.9.3p484 2.0.0p353 2.1.0 \
--rails-versions=3.0.20 3.1.12
3.2.16 4.0.2 4.1.0.beta1
The merged spaces is not a big problem, but the added newlines is - they break the command syntax, and I can't predict where they will be.
Is there any way to force keeping spaces and, above all, force to not break lines?
Hello,
I have a
long_descmethod like this:Executing
ruby-rails-documentations help generateI want my output to be like this:Instead, I get this:
The merged spaces is not a big problem, but the added newlines is - they break the command syntax, and I can't predict where they will be.
Is there any way to force keeping spaces and, above all, force to not break lines?