Hi there,
My Term stays white backgrounded, colors change, but not all,
only if I switch the theme in OS X Terminal Settings to another term,
then the theme switches to the text and terminal color of OS X choice.
anyone knows, why colors are not switched properly?
Anyone knows why indentation is not correct, or which part is responsible for that, Albino or pygmentize?
it looks like this
ruby
defsyntax_highlighter(html)
doc = Nokogiri::HTML(html)
doc.search("//pre[@lang]").each do |pre|
pre.replace Albino.colorize(pre.text.rstrip, pre[:lang])
end
doc.css('body').inner_html.to_s
end
instead of
ruby
defsyntax_highlighter(html)
doc = Nokogiri::HTML::DocumentFragment.parse(html)
doc.css("pre[@lang]").each do |pre|
pre.replace Albino.colorize(pre.text.rstrip, pre[:lang])
end
doc.to_s
end
when I put this without parsing it with Nokogiri/Albino/Pyg, then it appears correct (using markdown only)
Hey Ryan,
it's about time! Thnx a lot for this.
I think a comparison off
Knockout, Spine and ember.js would be also very interesting!
There have a much simpler syntax then backbone.js I think AND,
coffee script (spine.js) is fully "supported".
The only thing I ask me all the time, which technology has a future, not all can coexists or for me at least, it doesn't make sense.
What's your opinion on this, have you already checked out other frameworks?
cheers
Hi there,
My Term stays white backgrounded, colors change, but not all,
only if I switch the theme in OS X Terminal Settings to another term,
then the theme switches to the text and terminal color of OS X choice.
anyone knows, why colors are not switched properly?
Anyone knows why indentation is not correct, or which part is responsible for that, Albino or pygmentize?
it looks like this
instead of
when I put this without parsing it with Nokogiri/Albino/Pyg, then it appears correct (using markdown only)