17:58 <guardian> o/

17:58 <guardian> wow that pito dude seems to approach nanoc backwards, every time

20:30 <tom[]> what would be the code to sort children at line 184 in https://github.com/aadlani/nanoc-toolbox/blob/master/lib/nanoc/toolbox/helpers/navigation.rb#L184

20:30 <tom[]> sort according to an attribute specified in options

20:32 <jachymko> http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.0.0/Enumerable.html#method-i-sort_by

20:33 <tom[]> jachymko: thank you

20:33 <jachymko> you're welcome:)

20:39 <tom[]> children.sort_by! { |item| item[options[:sort]] }

20:39 <tom[]> for example?

20:44 <jachymko> i'd probably use the variant without exclamation mark, which returns a new array

20:44 <jachymko> not to mess with nanoc's internal arrays

20:45 <ddfreyne> tom[]: Don't use the ! variant (nano cwill complain anyway)

20:45 <ddfreyne> Most stuff in nanoc is immutable

20:45 <jachymko> yeah, true, the arrays are frozen by the time you get to them

20:45 <jachymko> except in preprocess block

20:48 <tom[]> ok

20:51 <ddfreyne> My god, iBooks is so useless... you can only get German translations when you live in Germany

21:02 <tom[]> ibiik? is that an apple ebook?

21:02 <tom[]> s/ii/oo/

21:04 <ddfreyne> iBooks is an app for the iPad and Mac OS X for managing your ebooks. It includes the iBook Store (ebook store) but it is tied to the country you are in

21:04 <tom[]> ooo. sounds nasty

21:05 <tom[]> gtg

21:07 <ddfreyne> Seeya