visualruby 3.0.10 → 3.0.11

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data/.vr_settings.yaml

@@ -1,19 +1,26 @@
 --- !ruby/object:VR_ENV
-width: 1261
-height: 720
+vr_yaml_file: ".vr_settings.yaml"
+width: 1364
+height: 691
 panel_pos: 360
-run_command_line: ruby main.rb
+notebook_panel_position: 400
+run_command_line: ruby vr
 open_files:
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/bin/editor/VR_Document.rb"
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/bin/main/VR_Main.rb"
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/lib/treeview/FileTreeView.rb"
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vr.gemspec"
+- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/yard_hack/common.css"
+- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/README.md"
+- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/doc/top-level-namespace.html"
+- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/doc/method_list.html"
+- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/doc/class_list.html"
 open_folders:
 - "/home/eric/vrp/vr3"
 - "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/bin"
 - "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/bin/main"
-current_file: "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vr.gemspec"
-rdoc_command_line: rdoc -x README
-vr_yaml_file: ".vr_settings.yaml"
-notebook_panel_position: 400
-current_line: 21
+- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib"
+- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/doc"
+- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/doc/css"
+- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/yard_hack"
+current_file: "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/doc/top-level-namespace.html"
+current_line: 435
+rdoc_command_line: yardoc - site/*.md
+builder: !ruby/object:Gtk::Builder {}
+top_level_window: false

data/bin/main/VR_File_Tree.rb

@@ -55,8 +55,11 @@ class VR_File_Tree < VR::FileTreeView
     FileUtils.cd(fn)
     @main.shell.buffer.text = $VR_ENV.rdoc_command_line + fn + "\n" 
     @main.shell.buffer.text += `#{$VR_ENV.rdoc_command_line} 2>&1`
-    VR_Tools.replace_html_in_docs()
-    FileUtils.cd(old_dir)
+    VR_Tools.replace_html_in_docs()
+    FileUtils.copy("yard_hack/common.css", "#{fn}/doc/css/common.css") if File.exists?("yard_hack/common.css")
+    FileUtils.copy("yard_hack/index.html", "#{fn}/doc/index.html") if File.exists?("yard_hack/index.html")
+    FileUtils.copy("yard_hack/index.html", "#{fn}/doc/frames.html") if File.exists?("yard_hack/index.html")
+    FileUtils.cd(old_dir)    
     VR_Tools.popen("#{$VR_ENV_GLOBAL.browser} #{fn}/doc/index.html")
     @main.file_tree.refresh()
   end
@@ -114,8 +117,7 @@ class VR_File_Tree < VR::FileTreeView
     end
   end
 
-  def self__key_press_event(view, evt)
-alert evt.keyval.to_s
+  def self__key_press_event(view, evt)
     return unless evt.keyval == 65535 #delete
     return unless file_name = get_selected_path()
     return unless alert("Delete:   <b>" + File.basename(file_name) + "</b> ?" , :button_yes => "Delete", :button_no=>"Cancel", :parent=>self, :headline => "Delete FIle?")  

data/vrlib/lib/Alert.rb

@@ -1,7 +1,8 @@
 
 module VR
 
-  class Alert  # :nodoc:
+  # @see #alert
+  class Alert  
 
     attr_accessor :answer    
 
@@ -56,53 +57,40 @@ module VR
 
 end  
 
-#  The alert method creates a pop-up alert in your program.  It creates a modal
-#  window that halts execution of your code until the user closes it.  Its great
-#  for displaying messages and debugging.  It also has the option of displaying
-#  a text entry box for getting text input from the user.  This small tool can save
-#  hundreds of lines of code in your programs.  It can be used extesnively to
-#  display all types of messages and request all types of user input.
-#  
-#  There is an example project called "alert_box" in the home/visualruby/examples folder
-#  that shows several ways to use this versitle method.
-#  
-#  The alert box can disply 1, 2 or 3 buttons.  The first button is denoted using the symbol: :button_yes
-#  button and is always displayed.  You can add a :button_no button and a :button_cancel
-#  as well.  The alert method will return a value based on the button pressed:
-#  
-#   Returns:
-#   true or String = :button_yes pressed (returns user input String when its a text entry box)
-#   false = :button_no pressed
-#   nil = :button_cancel pressed
-#   nil = "x" button closed window
-#  
-#  The first argument is a text message to display.  It is the only required argument.
-#  If you just provide a text message, the message will pop-up with a button that says "Ok"
-#  that closes the window.
-#  
-#  The second, optional argument is a hash of flags that can configure the alert box to
-#  have much more functionality:
-#  
-#    :buton_yes = label for button that returns true (default: "Ok", "Save" when input_text is set))
-#    :button_no = label for button that returns false (default "Cancel" when input_text is set)
-#    :button_cancel = label for button that returns nil
-#    :input_text = default text for input box.  Triggers appearance of input box.
-#    :width = with of window (used to make longer messages with wrapping look good.)
-#    :title = title of the window (appears in bar at top) Default = :headline
-#    :headline = large text that appears at the top.
-#    :parent = reference to parent window.  Alert box will always be on top of this parent. Usually=self!
-#    
-#    ALL THESE FLAGS ARE OPTIONAL
-#  
-#  If you want to add these buttons, just set their values to whatever text you want them to
-#  display.  For example, :button_no => "Abort Process" will cause the second button, to display
-#  "Abort Process" and if the user clicks it, the alert method will return false.
-#  
-#  There are many examples in the "alert_box" example project. 
-#  
-def alert(msg, flags = {})
+# The alert method creates a pop-up alert in your program.  It creates a modal
+# window that halts execution of your code until the user closes it.  Its great
+# for displaying messages and debugging.  It also has the option of displaying
+# a text entry box for getting text input from the user.  This small tool can save
+# hundreds of lines of code in your programs.  It can be used extesnively to
+# display all types of messages and request all types of user input.
+#
+# @example
+#  alert("Continue?", button_no: "Nope", button_cancel: "Quit", parent: self) 
+#     
+# The alert box can disply 1, 2 or 3 buttons.  The first button is denoted using the symbol: :button_yes
+# button and is always displayed.  You can add :button_no and :button_cancel.      
+# If you want to add these buttons, just set their values to whatever text you want them to
+# display and they will appear.  Likewise, if you add the option, :input_text, a text entry box will
+# appear.
+#      
+# There are many examples in the "alert_box" example project. 
+# @param [String] message text message to display in alert box. Uses markup.
+# @param [Hash] options -- Hash of options:  :button_yes => text on the button that returns true.
+# @option options [String] :button_yes Text that appears on the "yes" button.
+# @option options [String] :button_no Text taht appears on "no" button. (set to make no button appear)
+# @option options [String] :button_cancel Text taht appears on "cancel" button. (set to make cancel button appear)
+# @option options [String] :input_text Text that appears in entry box. (set to make entry box appear)
+# @option options [String] :headline Larger headline over text message.
+# @option options [String] :title Title of the alert box window.  Defaults to :headline.
+# @option options [Integer] :width The width in pixels of the window for wrapping text. 
+# @option options [Object #builder] :parent The window that the alert box is always on top of.
+# @return [String] text in the text entry field when the :button_yes button is pressed
+# @return [true] When the :button_yes button is selected and there's no text entry box.
+# @return [false] When :button_no is pressed
+# @return [nil] When :button_cancel os the "X" button is pressed.
+def alert(message, options = {})
   @answer = VR::DialogAnswer.new()
-  VR::Alert.new(msg, @answer, flags).show_glade(flags[:parent])
+  VR::Alert.new(message, @answer, options).show_glade(options[:parent])
   return @answer.answer 
 end
 

data/vrlib/lib/GladeGUI.rb

@@ -1,24 +1,22 @@
-# 
-#  GladeGUI connects your class to a glade form. 
-#  It will load a .glade
-#  file into memory, enabling your ruby programs to have a GUI interface.
-#  
-#  GladeGUI works by adding an instance variable, @builder to your class.  The @builder
-#  variable is an instance of {Gtk::Builder}[http://ruby-gnome2.sourceforge.jp/hiki.cgi?Gtk%3A%3ABuilder]
-#  It holds references to all your windows and widgets.
-#  
-#  ==Include the GladeGUI interface
+# =GladeGUI
+#
+# GladeGUI connects your class to a glade form. 
+# It will load a .glade
+# file into memory, enabling your ruby programs to have a GUI interface.
 #  
-#  To use the GladeGUI interface, include this line after your 
-#  “class” declaration:
+# GladeGUI works by adding an instance variable, @builder to your class.  The @builder
+# variable is an instance of {Gtk::Builder}[http://ruby-gnome2.sourceforge.jp/hiki.cgi?Gtk%3A%3ABuilder]
+# It holds references to all your windows and widgets.
 #  
-#   include GladeGUI
+# =Include the GladeGUI interface
 #  
-#  Here is an example of a class that uses GladeGUI:
-#  
-#   class MyClass
-#     include GladeGUI
-#   end
+# To use the GladeGUI interface, include this line after your 
+# “class” declaration:
+# @example
+#  class MyClass
+#    include GladeGUI
+#    ...
+#  End
 #  
 #  GladeGUI will load a corresponding 
 #  glade file for this class.  It knows which glade file to load by using a naming 
@@ -86,10 +84,9 @@
 #  the “email” widget in glade using the @email variable. so 
 #  you don’t need to include the above line of code. (see 
 #  set_glade_variables() method.)
-
-
 module GladeGUI
-
+
+  # @attribute A Builder object that holds references to everyhting from the galde form.
   attr_accessor :builder
 
 ##
@@ -118,25 +115,23 @@ end
 
 
 ##
-#  This will Load the glade form.  
-#  It will create a Gtk::Builder object from your glade file.
-#  The Gtk::Builder object is stored in the instance variable, @builder.
-#  You can get a reference to any of the widgets on the glade form by
-#  using the @builder object:
-#  
-#    widget = @builder["name"]
-#  
-#  Normally, you should give your widgets names of instance variables: i.e. @email
-#  so they can be autoloaded using the set_glade_all() method.  For example,
-#  the value of the @email vaiable would be loaded into a Gtk:Entry named "email"
-#  in your glade form.  It saves you from having to do this:
+# This will Load the glade form according to the naming convention: MyClass.rb => MyClass.glade.  
+# It will create a Gtk::Builder object from your glade file.
+# The Gtk::Builder object is stored in the instance variable, @builder.
+# You can get a reference to any of the widgets on the glade form by
+# using the @builder object:
 #
-#  @builder[:email] = @email
+# @example 
+#  widget = @builder["name"]
 #  
-#  You can also pass a reference to a parent class that also includes GladeGUI.
-#  Then the child window will run simultaniously with the parent.
-#  
-
+# Normally, you should give your widgets names of instance variables: i.e. @email
+# so they can be autoloaded when the glade form is shown using the #show_glade method.  For example,
+# the value of the @email vaiable would be loaded into a Gtk:Entry named "email"
+# in your glade form.  It saves you from having to do this:
+#
+# @example
+#  @builder[:email].text = @email
+#   
   def load_glade() 
     caller__FILE__ = my_class_file_path() 
     file_name = File.join(File.split(caller__FILE__)[0] , "glade", class_name(self) + ".glade")
@@ -145,18 +140,22 @@ end
     @builder.connect_signals{ |handle| method(handle) }
   end
 
-  def class_name(obj) # :nodoc:
+  private def class_name(obj) # :nodoc:
     /.*\b(\w+)$/.match(obj.class.name)[1]
   end    
 
-#  The parse_signals() method is what connects gtk's signals to your methods.  For example,
+#  Connects gtk's signals to your methods according to the naming convention widget__signal.  For example,
 #  when you place a button called "button1" in your glade form, and declare a method called 
 #  "button1__clicked", they aren't connected to each other.  Clicking on the button does nothing
 #  and the method never gets called.  After running parse_signals(), the "clicked" signal is
 #  connected to the method named "button1__clicked" so when the user clicks the button, the method is called.  
 #  
-#  Remember that it will enforce the naming convention:  gladename__signal.  No arguments.
-
+# @example methods
+#  button1__clicked(*args)
+#  self__row_activated(*args)
+#  instance_variable__key_press_event(*args)
+#
+# Remember that it will enforce the naming convention:  name__signal (two underscores). 
   def parse_signals()
     meths = self.class.instance_methods()
     meths.each do |meth|
@@ -220,25 +219,24 @@ end
     get_glade_variables(obj)
   end
 
-#  Populates the glade form from the fields of an ActiveRecord object.
-#  So instead of having to assign each widget a value:
-#  
-#      @builder["ARObject.name"].text = @name
-#      @builder["ARObject.address"].text = @address
-#      @builder["ARObject.email"].text = @eamil
-#      @builder["ARObject.phone"].text = @phone
-#  
-#  you can write one line of code:
-#  
-#    set_glade_active_record()
-#  
-#  The optional parameter is seldom used because you usually want the
-#  glade form to populate from the calling class.  If you passed another object,
-#  the form would populate from it.
+# Populates the glade form from the fields of an ActiveRecord object.
+# So instead of having to assign each widget a value:
+# @example 
+#  @builder["name"].text = @name
+#  @builder["address"].text = @address
+#  @builder["email"].text = @eamil
+#  @builder["phone"].text = @phone
+# 
+# You can write one line of code:
+# @example 
+#  set_glade_active_record()
 #  
-#  obj - type ActiveRecord::Base
+# The optional parameter is seldom used because you usually want the
+# glade form to populate from the calling class.  If you passed another object,
+# the form would populate from it.
 #  
-
+# @param [ActiveRecord::Base] obj Any activerecod base object.
+# @return none 
   def set_glade_active_record(obj = self) 
     return if not defined? @attributes
     obj.attributes.each_pair { |key, val| fill_control(class_name(obj) + "." + key, val) }
@@ -310,26 +308,26 @@ end
   end
 
 #
-#  Populates the instance variables from the glade form.
-#  This works for Gtk:Button, Gtk::Entry, Gtk::Label and Gtk::Checkbutton.
-#  So instead of having to assign instance variable:
-#  
-#    @name = @builder["DataObjectGUI.name"].text 
-#    @address = @builder["DataObjectGUI.address"].text 
-#    @eamil = @builder["DataObjectGUI.email"].text 
-#    @phone = @builder["DataObjectGUI.phone"].text 
-#    
-#  you can write one line of code:
+# Populates your instance variables from the glade form.
+# This works for Gtk:Button, Gtk::Entry, Gtk::Label and Gtk::Checkbutton.
+# So instead of having to assign instance variable:
+# 
+# @example 
+#    @name = @builder["name"].text 
+#    @address = @builder["address"].text 
+#    @eamil = @builder["email"].text 
+#    @phone = @builder["phone"].text 
 #    
-#    get_glade_variables()
+# You can write one line of code:
+# 
+# @example   
+#   get_glade_variables()
 #    
-#  The optional parameter is seldom used because you usually want the
-#  glade form to populate from the calling class.  If you passed another object,
-#  the form would populate from it.
-#  
-#  obj - type Object
-#
-
+# The optional parameter is seldom used because you usually want the
+# glade form to populate from the calling class.  If you passed another object,
+# the form would populate from it.
+# @param [Object] obj Any object with instance variables with same names as in galde form.
+# @return none 
   def get_glade_variables(obj = self)
     obj.instance_variables.each do |v|
       v = v.to_s  #fix for ruby 1.9 giving symbols
@@ -372,7 +370,7 @@ end
   end
 
 
-
+# Ignore, just helps figure out name of class including GladeGUI
   def self.included(obj)
     temp = caller[0].split(":") #correct for windows  C:\Users\george etc.
     caller_path_to_class_file, = temp[0].size == 1 ? temp[0] + ":" + temp[1] : temp[0] 
@@ -384,12 +382,12 @@ end
   end
 
 
-#
-#This shows the window and will start the Gtk.main loop (for top level windows.)
-#Using show_glade() is better than using Gtk.main and
-#Gtk.main.quit because visualruby automatically opens and closes all windows properly.
-#
-#
+
+# The method you call to show the glade form.  
+# It loads the glade form, sets all the form's widgets to your instance variables,
+# connects all your methods to their signals, and starts Gtk.main loop if necessary.
+# @param [Object #builder] parent  Optional parent that this window will always be on top of.
+# @return nothing.
   def show_glade(parent = nil)
     load_glade()
     if parent then
@@ -402,25 +400,29 @@ end
     @top_level_window = Gtk.main_level == 0 ? true : false
     Gtk.main if @top_level_window or @builder[:window1].modal?  #need new Gtk.main for blocking!
   end
-
+
+# Called when window is destroyed when you execute: <tt>@builder[:window1].destroy</tt>
+# It manages the Gtk.main loop for all the windows.
   def window1__destroy(*args)
     Gtk.main_quit if @top_level_window or @builder["window1"].modal?  
   end
 
+# Convenience method so you can just make a button named "buttonCancel" and it will work.  This
+# method isn't called in code, its triggered by a user clicking a button named "buttonCancel".
   def buttonCancel__clicked(*a)
     @builder[:window1].destroy
   end
 
-
-  def active_record_valid?(show_errors = true)
-    get_glade_all
-    if not self.valid?
-      alset(self.errors.full_messages.join("\n\n")) if show_errors
-      self.reload
-      return false
-    end
-    return true
-  end
+#
+#  private def active_record_valid?(show_errors = true)
+#    get_glade_all
+#    if not self.valid?
+#      alset(self.errors.full_messages.join("\n\n")) if show_errors
+#      self.reload
+#      return false
+#    end
+#    return true
+#  end
 
 
 end

data/vrlib/lib/treeview/FileTreeView.rb

@@ -1,14 +1,24 @@
 
 module VR
 
-  class FileTreeView < VR::TreeView # :nodoc:
+  class FileTreeView < VR::TreeView
   
     include GladeGUI
   
-    attr_accessor :root, :glob, :validation_block
-  
+
+
+    # A code block that further eliminates files included in the tree. If this block returns false 
+    # for the entry, it will be excluded.
+    
+    attr_accessor :validation_block, :root, :glob
+
+    # FileTreeView creates a TreeView of files with folders and icons.  
+    # Often you should subclass this class for a particular use.
+    # @param [String] root Root folder of the tree  
+    # @param [String] icon_path Path to a folder where icons are stored.  See VR::IconHash
+    # @param [String] glob Glob designating the files to be included.  Google: "ruby glob" for more.  
     def initialize(root = Dir.pwd, icon_path = nil, glob = "*")
-      @root = root
+      @root = File.expand_path(root)
       @glob = glob
       super(:file => {:pix => Gdk::Pixbuf, :file_name => String}, :empty => TrueClass, :path => String, :modified_date => VR::DateCol, :sort_on => String)
       col_visible( :path => false, :modified_date => false, :sort_on => false, :empty => false)
@@ -21,7 +31,11 @@ module VR
       self.visible = true # necessary!
     end  
 
-    # flags:  :root => root path, :open_folders => array of paths to open
+    # Refreshes the file tree, optionally with a new root folder, and optionally opening an array of folders.
+    # @param [Hash] flags Optionally pass a root or array of folders to open.
+    # @option flags [String] :root Path to root folder to open
+    # @option flags [Array] :open_folders A list of folders to open, possibly from #get_open_folders.
+    #    Default: the currently open folders, so the tree doesn't collapse when refreshed. 
     def refresh(flags={}) 
       @root = flags[:root] if flags[:root]
       open_folders = flags[:open_folders] ? flags[:open_folders] : get_open_folders()
@@ -31,9 +45,10 @@ module VR
 #      fill_folder(@root_iter)
 #      expand_row(@root_iter.path, false)
       open_folders(open_folders)
-    end
-  
-    def fill_folder(parent_iter)
+    end
+
+    # reads a folder from the disk and expands it.
+    private def fill_folder(parent_iter)
       model.remove(parent_iter.first_child)   #remove dummy record
       files = Dir.glob(File.join(parent_iter[id(:path)],@glob))
       files = files.select &@validation_block if @validation_block
@@ -48,6 +63,7 @@ module VR
       expand_row(iter.path, false)
     end
 
+    # Expands or collapses the currently selected row
     def expand_or_collapse_folder()
       return unless row = selected_rows.first
       if row_expanded?(row.path)
@@ -55,22 +71,25 @@ module VR
       else
         self__row_expanded(self, row, row.path) 
       end
-    end
-  
+    end
+
+    # returns an array of open folders.
     def get_open_folders()
       expanded = []
       map_expanded_rows {|view, path| expanded << model.get_iter(path)[id(:path)] }
       return expanded
-    end
-  
+    end
+
+    # Opens a list of folders.
     def open_folders(folder_paths)
       model.each do |model, path, iter| 
         if folder_paths.include?(iter[id(:path)])
           self__row_expanded(self, iter, path)    
         end
       end
-    end  
-  
+    end  
+
+    # Adds a file to the tree under a given parent iter. 
     def add_file(filename, parent = @root_iter)
       my_path = File.dirname(filename)
       model.each do |model, path, iter|
@@ -92,17 +111,18 @@ module VR
       end
       return child
     end
-  
-    def set_show_expanders(expand)
+
+    # Sets whether or not the little arrow expanders appear net to the folders.
+    # @param [Boolean] expand Whether or not to show the expanders next to the folders.
+    def set_show_expanders(expand = true)
       self.show_expanders = expand
       self.level_indentation  = expand ? 0 : 12
-    end
-  
-    def folder?(iter) 
-      iter[id(:sort_on)][0,1] == "0" 
-    end  
-  
-    def get_selected_path() (selection.selected ? selection.selected[id(:path)] : nil) end
+    end
+  
+    # Returns the full filename with path of the selected file
+    def get_selected_path() 
+      selection.selected ? selection.selected[id(:path)] : nil 
+    end
   
   end  
   

data/vrlib/lib/treeview/ListView.rb

@@ -5,30 +5,30 @@ module VR
   
     include ViewCommon
 
-#The new() constructor takes a Hash that defines the columns as its only argument.  The Hash defines
-#symbols as the keys to give an ID to each column.  The Hash also defines the type (class) of the column.
-#A simple constructor looks like this:
+# The new() constructor takes a Hash that defines the columns as its only argument.  The Hash defines
+# symbols as the keys to give an ID to each column.  The Hash also defines the type (class) of the column.
+# A simple constructor looks like this:
+# @example
+#  @view = VR::ListView.new(:name => String, :date => DateTime)
 #
-# @view = VR::ListView.new(:name => String, :date => DateTime)
+# You can create columns with any type of data including your own classes, and classes subclassed
+# from ActiveRecordBase.  The common types that are included by default are:
 #
-#You can create columns with any type of data including your own classes, and classes subclassed
-#from ActiveRecordBase.  The common types that are included by default are:
+# * String - Displays and edits as a String.
+# * Integer - Displays number, edits like a String.
+# * FixNum - ditto
+# * Integer - ditto
+# * Float - ditto
+# * DateTime - Displays in a default date format(editable), edits like a String
+# * TrueClass - Displays as a GtkCheckButton, click checkbox to edit
+# * GdkPixbuf - Just an Image, uneditable
+# * VR::CalendarCol - Displays in a default date format(editable), calendar window to edit.
+# * VR::SpinCol - Displays as a number with default number of digits, edits like a GtkSpinButton
+# * VR::ComboCol - Displays String, edits like a GtkComboBoxEntry
+# * VR::ProgressCol - Displays a GtkProgressBar, uneditable
+# * VR::TextCol - For long strings.  Displays first 20 characters in view, edits with simple text editor.
 #
-#- String - Displays and edits as a String.
-#- Integer - Displays number, edits like a String.
-#- FixNum - ditto
-#- Integer - ditto
-#- Float - ditto
-#- DateTime - Displays in a default date format(editable), edits like a String
-#- TrueClass - Displays as a GtkCheckButton, click checkbox to edit
-#- GdkPixbuf - Just an Image, uneditable
-#- VR::CalendarCol - Displays in a default date format(editable), calendar window to edit.
-#- VR::SpinCol - Displays as a number with default number of digits, edits like a GtkSpinButton
-#- VR::ComboCol - Displays String, edits like a GtkComboBoxEntry
-#- VR::ProgressCol - Displays a GtkProgressBar, uneditable
-#- VR::TextCol - For long strings.  Displays first 20 characters in view, edits with simple text editor.
-#
-#You can also add your own user-defined column types.  See: {Adding Your Own Objects to ListView}[link:/site/ListView%20Tutorial.html#objects].
+# You can also add your own user-defined column types.  See: {Adding Your Own Objects to ListView}[link:/site/ListView%20Tutorial.html#objects].
 #
 
     def initialize(cls)

data/vrlib/rdoc_replace.yaml

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 ---
-- - <nav id="home-section" class="section">
-  - <nav id="home-section" class= "section" ><a  href=/index.html><img src=http://visualruby.net/img/splash_small.png></a><br>
+- - "<title>File List</title>"
+  - "<a  href=file.README.html><img src=http://visualruby.net/img/splash_small.png></a><p><p>"
 - - Video:uploading_gems.avi
   - <iframe width="640" height="480" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/6VsXlCjU89c"
     frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
@@ -47,22 +47,10 @@
   - "<a href=http://ruby-gnome2.sourceforge.jp/hiki.cgi?Gtk%3A%3AProgressBar>Gtk::ProgressBar</a>"
 - - GtkSelection
   - "<A href=http://ruby-gnome2.sourceforge.jp/hiki.cgi?Gtk%3A%3ASelection>Gtk::Selection</a>"
-- - <div id="home-section" class="section">
-  - <div id="home-section" class= "section" ><a  href=/index.html><img src=http://visualruby.net/img/splash_small.png></a><br>
-- - "<title>index - RDoc Documentation</title>"
+- - <li class="r1"><span class="object_link"><a href="index.html" title="README">README</a></a></li>
+  - "<!-- README deleted makes problem. -->"
+- - '<div id="search">Search: <input type="text" /></div>'
   - "<title>Visual Ruby -- GUI with Ruby and Glade</title>"
-- - "<title>Download - RDoc Documentation</title>"
-  - "<title>Download Visual Ruby -- Make GUIs with Ruby!</title>"
-- - "<title>RubyGems Tutorial - RDoc Documentation</title>"
-  - "<title>RubyGems Tutorial - Use Visual Ruby to Push Gems!</title>"
-- - "<title>Signals Tutorial - RDoc Documentation</title>"
-  - "<title>Ruby Signals Tutorial -- signal_connect with Visual Ruby!</title>"
-- - "<title>ListView Tutorial - RDoc Documentation</title>"
-  - "<title>Ruby ListView Tutorial</title>"
-- - "<title>Child Windows Tutorial - RDoc Documentation</title>"
-  - "<title>Ruby Child Windows Tutorial</title>"
-- - "<title>Help--Contact Info - RDoc Documentation</title>"
-  - "<title>Visual Ruby Help</title>"
 - - video:activerecord.avi
   - <iframe width="640" height="480" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/uySVKltD7fk"
     frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
@@ -73,5 +61,5 @@
 - - video:activerecord2.avi
   - <iframe width="640" height="480" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/3f1Lj5Q2Q8g"
     frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
-- - <a href="./index.html" rel="home">Home</a>
-  - "<a  href=/index.html><img src=http://visualruby.net/img/splash_small.png></a>"
+- - <h1 id="full_list_header">File List</h1>
+  - "<!-  deleted -->"

metadata

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 --- !ruby/object:Gem::Specification
 name: visualruby
 version: !ruby/object:Gem::Version
-  version: 3.0.10
+  version: 3.0.11
 platform: ruby
 authors:
 - Eric Cunningham
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ autorequire:
 bindir:
 - "."
 cert_chain: []
-date: 2016-06-14 00:00:00.000000000 Z
+date: 2016-06-17 00:00:00.000000000 Z
 dependencies:
 - !ruby/object:Gem::Dependency
   name: gtk3
@@ -111,7 +111,6 @@ files:
 - "./examples/active_record2/bin/glade/Paycheck.glade"
 - "./examples/active_record2/db/development.sqlite3"
 - "./examples/active_record2/main.rb"
-- "./examples/alert_box/.vr_settings.yaml"
 - "./examples/alert_box/bin/AlertBoxDemo.rb"
 - "./examples/alert_box/bin/glade/AlertBoxDemo.glade"
 - "./examples/alert_box/main.rb"
@@ -170,7 +169,6 @@ files:
 - "./examples/listview_objects/bin/glade/DataObject.glade"
 - "./examples/listview_objects/bin/glade/ListViewObjectsGUI.glade"
 - "./examples/listview_objects/main.rb"
-- "./examples/settings_file/.vr_settings.yaml"
 - "./examples/settings_file/bin/MainApp.rb"
 - "./examples/settings_file/bin/SavableSettings.rb"
 - "./examples/settings_file/bin/glade/MainApp.glade"
@@ -202,7 +200,6 @@ files:
 - "./skeleton/project/bin/glade/MyClass.glade"
 - "./skeleton/project/main.rb"
 - "./vr"
-- "./vrlib/.vr_settings.yaml"
 - "./vrlib/lib/Alert.rb"
 - "./vrlib/lib/DragDrop.rb"
 - "./vrlib/lib/GladeGUI.rb"

data/examples/alert_box/.vr_settings.yaml

@@ -1,17 +0,0 @@
---- !ruby/object:VR_ENV
-width: 1329
-height: 753
-panel_pos: 513
-run_command_line: ruby main.rb
-open_files:
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/examples/alert_box/bin/AlertBoxDemo.rb"
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/examples/alert_box/main.rb"
-open_folders:
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/examples/alert_box"
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/examples/alert_box/bin"
-current_file: "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/examples/alert_box/bin/AlertBoxDemo.rb"
-rdoc_command_line: rdoc -x README
-vr_yaml_file: ".vr_settings.yaml"
-notebook_panel_position: 400
-current_line: 61
-settings_file_version: 1

data/examples/settings_file/.vr_settings.yaml

@@ -1,24 +0,0 @@
---- !ruby/object:VR_ENV
-width: 1264
-height: 727
-panel_pos: 267
-run_command_line: ruby main.rb
-open_files:
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/examples/settings_file/main.rb"
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/examples/settings_file/bin/SavableSettings.rb"
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/examples/settings_file/bin/MainApp.rb"
-open_folders:
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/examples/settings_file"
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/examples/settings_file/bin"
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/examples/settings_file/bin/glade"
-current_file: "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/examples/settings_file/bin/SavableSettings.rb"
-rdoc_command_line: rdoc -x README
-vr_yaml_file: ".vr_settings.yaml"
-notebook_panel_position: 444
-current_line: 24
-filename: ".vr_settings.yaml"
-backup_path: "/home/eric"
-browser: firefox
-font_name: Monospace 10
-glade_path: glade-3
-tab_spaces: 2

data/vrlib/.vr_settings.yaml

@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@
---- !ruby/object:VR_ENV
-vr_yaml_file: ".vr_settings.yaml"
-width: 1364
-height: 691
-panel_pos: 264
-notebook_panel_position: 400
-run_command_line: ruby main.rb
-open_files:
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/Untitled"
-open_folders:
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib"
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/lib"
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/lib/treeview"
-- "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/site"
-current_file: "/home/eric/vrp/vr3/vrlib/Untitled"
-current_line: 1
-rdoc_command_line: rdoc -x /*.glade -x  /*.css -x /*.gemspec -x /*.yaml
-builder: !ruby/object:Gtk::Builder {}
-top_level_window: false
-settings_file_version: 1
-filename: ".vr_settings.yaml"