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<ddfreyne>
tom[]: /win 7
<ddfreyne>
Oops
<ddfreyne>
tom[]: You run nanoc on your server then,r ather than locally?
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<tom[]>
ddfreyne: no. locally. i now have a nanoc project in a sub dir of the source tree of a php web app. nanoc generates a whole bunch of static pages and some view files that the php web app uses. i was using deploy to move output files from the nanoc dir to appropriate places but that was silly. i've now achieved the same using the output_dir config var and routing rules.
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<ddfreyne>
tom[]: the params[] thing is interpreted as a literal string
<tom[]>
yeah
<tom[]>
i don't know how to make it right
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<ddfreyne>
tom[]: What you want is probably [ 'yuglify', '--terminal', '--type', params[:type] ]
<ddfreyne>
%q(foo bar baz) is an alias for "foo bar baz". I think systemu accepts both a string and an array of string as its first param. An array is easier in this case
<ddfreyne>
Other than that, the filter looks good
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<tom[]>
got it working, thanks
<tom[]>
but it has the same disasterous effect on safari as yui_compressor
<ddfreyne>
What effect are you speaking about?
<ddfreyne>
Oh, the thing you reported?
<tom[]>
yes
<tom[]>
i'm trying cssmin now
<ddfreyne>
AHh :(
<ddfreyne>
tom[]: I use Rainpress personally
<tom[]>
oh
<tom[]>
i had no idea what rainpress was
<tom[]>
the documentation for the filter is tautological