02:02 <tom[]> i got it working very nicely in the end. https://gist.github.com/tom--/7329710

08:14 <ddfreyne> tom[]: Ahhhh, right

08:16 <ddfreyne> tom[]: I personally prefer to delay the syntax coloring step and use a separate filter for that (filter :colorize_syntax)

08:16 <ddfreyne> but that is a matter of taste

13:28 <tom[]> ddfreyne: this is the first decent config i've managed to find that works nicely

13:28 <tom[]> what i had before involved a custom filter that regex replaced fenced code blocks before running the markdown converter and then colorize_syntax after. it was very slow

13:29 <tom[]> anyway. it's time i thanked you for nanoc and for your support here on irc. thanks!

16:10 <ddfreyne> tom[]: I am actually facing a similar problem now :)

16:10 <ddfreyne> tom[]: I use colorize_syntax but it's a bit icky

16:56 <tom[]> ddfreyne: if you come up with something tidy, share it

16:57 <tom[]> the docs for nanoc are very good. but since it is a very flexible, wide open framework, i could use more examples, especially as a rubynoob

20:09 <lynaghk> Is there some way to passthrough an "index.html"? I've got a folder that I basically just want copied to the output; that's it. the "passthrough" rule works for everything, but "content/foo/index.html" yields "/foo/foo/index.html"

20:10 <lynaghk> ah! my mistake; I didn't have ".html" as a text_extension.

22:53 <ddfreyne> http://twitter.com/_aitor/status/398138836083294208

22:53 <ddfreyne> “The nanoc version and no backwards compatibility policy has made me lose more time than any other tech in the last years.”

22:53 <ddfreyne> This is really weird.