I am trying to search TCPSocket ruby class documentation with ri but it shows nothing. Most of the gems are shown. I am using rvm, and require 'socket' works perfectly. How to fix this?
Why does ri not show TCPSocket class?
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Try using:
The documentation says:
--all Generate RDoc/RI documentation for all installed gemsYou can find these things out by typing:
or
at the command line.
You might want to throw on
--overwriteto overwrite existing documentation.Old versions of Ruby, around 1.8, didn't always have the core and/or std-lib documentation generated. There's a gem you can install that patches that, but I don't remember what it was right now.