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Matthew B Gardner schreef:
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<pre wrap="">Using the darcs install, here are the current issues for this tutorial:
Need to install RedCloth and xml-simple.
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RedCloth is supposed to be optional, according to raw/README.
raw/util/markup uses it by default, but this can be overridden. <br>
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The only problem is that at the top of the file is a require
"redcloth", so you won't get far without it. The gemspec also
references redcloth as a dependency. On the other hand, there is a
check in the method expand_redcloth to see if it's installed or not.
For this to make sense the require and the dependency have to go off
course.<br>
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So, optional or not?<br>
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(ab)<br>
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<pre wrap="">app.adapter=:mongrel at line 6 in debug.rb causes:
INFO: Starting Mongrel server in debug mode, listening at 0.0.0.0:9000
/usr/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/facets-2.1.3/lib/core/facets/kernel/constant.rb:28:in
`const_get': uninitialized constant Raw::MongrelAdapter (NameError)
I'm not sure if it's just my system, but creating my own version of todolist
or using your todolist1, I get the "You have successfully installed Nitro!"
index page. Was able to get that after I commented out the mongrel line.
The FormHelper mixin works fine now, by the way (at least in your
todolist1) -- was that updated today?
Hopefully this helps some.
-Matt
On Friday 30 November 2007 02:06, Arne Brasseur wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Hi Nitro lovers,
This is the tutorial I wrote a while ago, only this time in PDF format.
There's probably stuff that is already obsolete, but since we're posting
PDF's for the "geekend" anyway ;)
The difference is that this one is generated from docbook that is
generated from a bunch of text files with some minimal markup. Docbook
is great and flexible and all of that, but hand editing is still
tedious. I tried it for about an hour and it started to get really on my
nerves.
The proposal is to use such a hybrid approach for the official Nitro
docs. Targeting docbook we can get high quality docs in several output
formats, while editing in a format with the least amount of mental
overhead. It's still possible to fall back to "raw" docbook should it be
necessary.
(ab)
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