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-= RI
-== Background
-+ri+ is a tool that allows Ruby documentation to be viewed on the command-line.
-It is part of RDoc and is expected to work on any platform supported by Ruby.
-
-+ri+ will be a bit slow the first time that it runs (or any time that the
-underlying documentation changes) because it builds a cache in the +.ri+
-directory within the user's home directory in order to make future accesses
-faster.
-
-== Usage
-To see information for a class, do:
-  ri class_name
-
-For example, for the +Array+ class, do
-  ri Array
-
-To see information for an instance method, do:
-  ri class_name#method_name
-
-For example, for Array's +join+ method, do:
-  ri Array#join
-
-To see information for a class method, do:
-  ri class_name.method_name
-
-For example, for Module's +private+ method, do:
-  ri Module.private
-
-To search for all methods containing +read+, do:
-  ri read
-
-To search for all methods starting with +read+, do:
-  ri '^read'
-
-To search for all +read+ methods, do:
-  ri '^read$'
-
-== Options
-+ri+ supports a variety of options, all of which can be viewed via +--help+.
-Of particular interest, are:
-[-d directory]
-  List of directories from which to source documentation in addition to
-  the standard directories.  May be repeated.  This can be used to specify
-  the location of site-specific documentation (which can be generated with
-  RDoc).
-[-i]
-  This makes +ri+ go into interactive mode.  When +ri+ is in interactive mode,
-  it will allow the user to disambiguate lists of methods in case multiple
-  methods match against a method search string.  It also will allow the user
-  to enter in a method name (with auto-completion, if readline is supported)
-  when viewing a class.
-[-T]
-  Send output to stdout, rather than to a pager.
-
-All options also can be specified through the +RI+ environment variable.
-Command-line options always override those specified in the +RI+ environment
-variable.