Kyrylo Silin
Kyrylo Silin
I have never investigated it properly, so I can't be sure in anything.
Can you please rebase? :)
I think it should belong to a different gem. `pry-cdoc`, perhaps.
`foo/bar` doesn't work by design. `http://example.com/foo/bar` doesn't work because you specified the protocol. Yeah, it's not smart enough to detect whether you provided a protocol or not. It just automatically...
Why not? Looks good to me. I had borne in mind these possible extensions to the command when I worked on it. However, I decided to make it as simple...
Sure, it would be cool, go for it. You're probably the most active `recognize-path` user :-P
I think it's not possible in case of Pry, because bpython uses ncurses (and Pry doesn't).
It looks like YARD, on which we depend, [fails to parse it](http://rubydoc.info/stdlib/core/Time#succ-instance_method). **EDIT:** fixed the link.
Hello, @Silex! Thanks for reporting this. The problem is that the `ri` command and the `show-doc` command use completely different ways to find the docs. The key difference between them...
``` haskell [2] pry(main)> pry-version Pry version: 0.9.12.6 on Ruby 2.1.0. [3] pry(main)> PryDoc::VERSION => "0.5.1" [4] pry(main)> YARD::Registry.at("File").docstring => "A File is an abstraction of any file object accessible\nby...