15:15 <FernandoBasso> I installed nanoc-toolbox but I get "NameError: uninitialized constant Nanoc::Toolbox".

15:24 <FernandoBasso> I had to add it to my Gemfile...

15:33 <FernandoBasso> So, I am trying to figure out how to use nanoc-toolbox to generate a TOC. Where should I place this line: <%= toc_for(@item, :collection_class => "nav nav-list toc") %> ?

15:34 <FernandoBasso> I am trying to place it my page.md, but the generated pate just prints that line verbatim.

15:34 <FernandoBasso> s:pate:page:

15:51 <guardian> I want to have an integer that increments each time I invoke a helper

15:51 <guardian> apart from a global variable, any idea?

15:54 <bobthecow> FernandoBasso: if it's printing out <%= ... type things verbatim, that means you're not running the ERB filter on your item.

15:54 <bobthecow> add `filter :erb` somewhere in your compile rules.

15:54 <bobthecow> guardian: to what end?

15:56 <guardian> bobthecow: I have <%= tabs '/_tab1/', '/_tab2/' %>

15:56 <guardian> bobthecow: this is a helper that generates tabs, for twitter bootstrap

15:57 <guardian> bobthecow: I need to be able to have <%= tabs '/_tab1/', '/_tab2/' %> twice in the same file

15:57 <guardian> bobthecow: and the hrefs and ids generated to differ

15:58 <FernandoBasso> guardian: That was the problem. Now, it doesn't generate the toc, though.

15:58 <guardian> bobthecow: so each time tabs() is invoked, I want to increment an integer, ideally I want that per item but I guess that's not easily feasible since you can't attach metadata to items while compiling

15:58 <FernandoBasso> Well, it didn't earlier either...

16:00 <FernandoBasso> I have followed these instructions: https://github.com/aadlani/nanoc-toolbox/wiki/Navigation-Helper#table-of-contenthttps://github.com/aadlani/nanoc-toolbox/wiki/Navigation-Helper#table-of-content

16:00 <FernandoBasso> Oops.

16:00 <FernandoBasso> https://github.com/aadlani/nanoc-toolbox/wiki/Navigation-Helper#table-of-content

16:00 <FernandoBasso> Also, I am not sure about 'this method is expecting nested div with "section" class'

16:00 <guardian> FernandoBasso: I find this nanoc-toolbox toc_for misleading

16:01 <guardian> FernandoBasso: as it expects a specific markup

16:01 <FernandoBasso> guardian: Is there an alternative?

16:02 <guardian> FernandoBasso: this is my toc helper: http://pastebin.com/LHaqWdpD

16:03 <guardian> FernandoBasso: to be used with this _toc.haml partial: http://pastebin.com/WynJgc2h

16:04 <guardian> FernandoBasso: and this is an excerpt of my default.haml layout that inserts the toc in a page: http://pastebin.com/qwcNSRb5

16:04 <guardian> FernandoBasso: provided as is, I'm uber busy and won't be able to support you on this :/

16:04 <FernandoBasso> guardian: :)

16:04 <FernandoBasso> No problem. Thanks a lot for the assistance.

17:06 <bobthecow> guardian: i'd store a global / class var in your helper with item identifier mapped counters.

17:06 <bobthecow> then you'd have per-item counters, but they wouldn't be modifying the item.

17:07 <bobthecow> see the memoize helper for how it's doing that.

17:07 <bobthecow> FernandoBasso: i've used (and been happy with) jquery tocify.

17:07 <bobthecow> it's client side, but it does the job :)

17:13 <guardian> bobthecow: http://pastebin.com/rrwraGgc

17:14 <guardian> bobthecow: I had to init the hash to -1 because I guess it goes through the helper when computing dependencies

17:14 <guardian> bobthecow: I should confirm that with ddfreyne

17:15 <bobthecow> yeah, he'd know better than me. but that's about what i'd do.

17:18 <guardian> so yeah if I add puts to my tabs() helper printing @item.identifier, which is the identifier of the item calling the helper, then an item that uses the tab() helper twice gets 3 outputs

17:20 <bobthecow> interesting.

17:20 <bobthecow> oh, does that item have a <%= foo.compiled_content %> call or something?

17:21 <bobthecow> if it does, it could be that it started rendering that item, then hit a dependency on something that wasn't yet compiled, then had to finish it off later.

17:24 <guardian> yep that's the purpose of tabs, getting the compiled content of the partial items

17:24 <guardian> that's likely what's happening

18:37 <guardian> ddfreyne: I have a helper that takes the compiled_content of another item

18:38 <guardian> ddfreyne: when that other item isn't compiled already, which exception can I catch?

18:38 <guardian> ddfreyne: I want to catch the exception, act, then rethrow

19:31 <ddfreyne> guardian: What do you want to act on precisely?

19:32 <ddfreyne> (It should not need to be caught)

21:07 <guardian> ddfreyne: http://pastebin.com/rrwraGgc

21:07 <guardian> ddfreyne: I want a different integer id every time tabs() is called from an item

21:08 <guardian> ddfreyne: this helper generates tab markup for twitter bootstrap

21:08 <guardian> ddfreyne: if item /foo/ calls tabs('/_tab1/', '/_tab2/') then it's possible /_tab1/ or /_tab2/ are not compiled yet

21:09 <guardian> ddfreyne: yet @site.tab_id_cache['/foo/'] would be incremented

21:10 <guardian> ddfreyne: that's a small detail

21:11 <guardian> ddfreyne: so in my case if /_tab1/ is not yet compiled I don't want to increment @site.tab_id_cache['/foo/']