Ruby/Rails : Ruby Core Classes : WIN32COMGen
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Document / Topc: Ruby Core Classes
Related Keywords: Ruby Rails Ruby Core Classes WIN COM Gen
Help URL: http://ruby-doc.org/core/classes/WIN32COMGen.html
Items Related to WIN32COMGen
Inner Elements of WIN32COMGen
WIN32COMGen contains following items:
- class_name (class name)
- define_class (define class)
- define_include (define include)
- define_initialize (define initialize)
- define_instance_variables (define instance variables)
- define_method_missing (define method missing)
- define_module (define module)
- generate
- generate_args (generate args)
- generate_argtype (generate argtype)
- generate_argtypes (generate argtypes)
- generate_class (generate class)
- generate_constants (generate constants)
- generate_func_methods (generate func methods)
- generate_method (generate method)
- generate_method_args_help (generate method args help)
- generate_method_body (generate method body)
- generate_method_help (generate method help)
- generate_methods (generate methods)
- generate_properties_with_args (generate properties with args)
- generate_propget_methods (generate propget methods)
- generate_propput_methods (generate propput methods)
- generate_propputref_methods (generate propputref methods)
- new
- ole_classes (ole classes)
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