00:04 <MaciejCzyzewski> Yey! New pull! https://github.com/nanoc/nanoc/pull/522 I repaired "watch" command ;-)

15:20 <MaciejCzyzewski> Hi folks! What's going on?

16:28 <FernandoBasso> Is it possible to use html markup for writing content, and using markdown only for source code syntax highlighting?

17:01 <cDlm> FernandoBasso: what do you mean? markdown does not do syntax highlighting

17:02 <FernandoBasso> cDlm, I mean blocks like this:

17:02 <FernandoBasso> #!javascript

17:02 <FernandoBasso> // querySelector() returns a single element.

17:02 <FernandoBasso> f.querySelector("input[type='radio']:checked").value;

17:03 <FernandoBasso> Then, if I have a proper filter, nanoc uses it and produces proper html output which is then styled with css.

17:05 <FernandoBasso> cDlm, And it produces this, for instance: http://fernandobasso.github.io/javascript/dealing-with-forms.html

17:08 <cDlm> I think colorizing filters can handle html code blocks, provided you specify the language in an attribute or a class

17:09 <cDlm> FernandoBasso: yeah, see http://nanoc.ws/docs/api/Nanoc/Filters/ColorizeSyntax.html#run-instance_method

17:10 <cDlm> the only way markdown would be involved would be with a processor that invokes the colorizer by itself, like kramdown

17:10 <FernandoBasso> Great! Thanks.

17:47 <FernandoBasso> <foo> inside <pre><code class=language-something'> are not being converted to &lt;foo&gt; and therefore <foo> does not show up in page. Just indenting the source block and adding #!lang works.

20:15 <guardian> o/

20:27 <guardian> ruby not being my primary language, I don't really mind my helpers being plain functions in different lib/*.rb files

20:28 <guardian> is it that chocking I'm not putting those in modules?

20:29 <guardian> at least it avoids the wacky lib/helpers_.rb naming hack so that everything gets loaded before you include everything anyways

21:45 <oddover> hi all. I'm new to nanoc and I'm having an issue

21:45 <oddover> In my site content, I have a symlink to a file, and it's giving me an error

21:46 <oddover> oh, actually....I think I just thought of a solution

21:46 <oddover> nvm

21:47 <oddover> nvm @ my nvm. still doesn't work

21:47 <oddover> so, I have a bin directory in my nanoc site (don't ask)

21:48 <oddover> inside the bin, there's a script, and a symlink to that script

21:49 <oddover> http://pastebin.com/EgQXUd0v

21:49 <oddover> there's the output of nanoc compile

23:18 <oddover> is anyone here listening?