more rdoc-ification

[user/henk/code/ruby/rbot.git] / data / rbot / plugins / rss.rb

diff --git a/data/rbot/plugins/rss.rb b/data/rbot/plugins/rss.rb
index 5a87e7893cdf19c59b25a70df9dd29ab293ab8cd..5e7eff215ace9115f665d2a5a5d0e89b6f71ad6c 100644 (file)
--- a/data/rbot/plugins/rss.rb
+++ b/data/rbot/plugins/rss.rb
@@ -283,15 +283,15 @@ class RSSFeedsPlugin < Plugin
       # the restore to work.\r
       #\r
       # This is actually pretty safe for a number of reasons:\r
-      #  * the code is only called if standard marshalling fails\r
-      #  * the string we look for is quite unlikely to appear randomly\r
-      #  * if the string appears somewhere and the patched string isn't recoverable\r
-      #    either, we'll get another (unrecoverable) error, which makes the rss\r
-      #    plugin unsable, just like it was if no recovery was attempted\r
-      #  * if the string appears somewhere and the patched string is recoverable,\r
-      #    we may get a b0rked feed, which is eventually overwritten by a clean\r
-      #    one, so the worst thing that can happen is that a feed update spams\r
-      #    the watchers once\r
+      # * the code is only called if standard marshalling fails\r
+      # * the string we look for is quite unlikely to appear randomly\r
+      # * if the string appears somewhere and the patched string isn't recoverable\r
+      #   either, we'll get another (unrecoverable) error, which makes the rss\r
+      #   plugin unsable, just like it was if no recovery was attempted\r
+      # * if the string appears somewhere and the patched string is recoverable,\r
+      #   we may get a b0rked feed, which is eventually overwritten by a clean\r
+      #   one, so the worst thing that can happen is that a feed update spams\r
+      #   the watchers once\r
       @registry.recovery = Proc.new { |val|\r
         patched = val.sub(":\v@mutexo:\nMutex", ":\v@mutexo:\vObject")\r
         ret = Marshal.restore(patched)\r