Link to a class method when using dot #629
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Some classes of standard library have the same name in class method and instance method. For example, Random::bytes and Random#bytes. In most cases of using dot in documents, it intends class method.
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Some classes of standard library have the same name in class method and instance method. For example,
Random::bytesandRandom#bytes. In most cases of using dot in documents, it intends class method.This closes #601.
Memo:
This patch changes links of Ruby trunk as of now below: