splattael/libnotify
Ruby bindings for libnotify using FFI. – Read the documentation
This page shows an evaluation of the documentation of splattael/libnotify.
Each class, module, method, etc. is given a grade based on how complete the docs are.
The bar above shows the distribution of these grades.
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A
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Libnotify::API#show! |
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A
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Libnotify |
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A
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Libnotify::API |
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A
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Libnotify::FFI |
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A
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Libnotify.new |
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A
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Libnotify::API.icon_dirs= |
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A
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Libnotify::API.icon_dirs |
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A
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Libnotify::API#close |
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A
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Libnotify::API.show |
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A
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Libnotify.show |
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A
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Libnotify::API#icon_path= |
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B
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Libnotify::API#update |
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B
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Libnotify::API#initialize |
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C
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Libnotify::API#timeout= |
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U
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Libnotify::FFI.attach_functions! |
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U
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Libnotify::FFI#method_missing |
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U
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Libnotify::IconFinder::Icon#initialize |
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U
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Libnotify::IconFinder::Icon#resolution |
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U
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Libnotify::IconFinder::Icon#fullpath |
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U
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Libnotify::IconFinder::Icon#to_s |
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U
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Libnotify::IconFinder#initialize |
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U
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Libnotify::IconFinder::Icon#<=> |
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U
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Libnotify::IconFinder#icon_path |
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U
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Libnotify::FFI#lookup_urgency |
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U
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Libnotify::IconFinder::Icon |
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U
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Libnotify::API#transient= |
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U
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Libnotify::FFI.load_libs |
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U
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Libnotify::API#transient |
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U
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Libnotify::API#icon_path |
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U
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Libnotify::API#urgency= |
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U
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Libnotify::API#summary= |
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U
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Libnotify::API#summary |
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U
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Libnotify::API#urgency |
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U
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Libnotify::API#timeout |
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U
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Libnotify::API#append= |
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U
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Libnotify::IconFinder |
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U
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Libnotify::API#append |
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U
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Libnotify::API#body= |
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U
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Libnotify::API#body |
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