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How print money at home and make them looks real

2009-11-07T00:56:51Z

video from some warez web site)) ofter pritning they looks real))
[link]

do helpers get auto-compiled?

2009-11-06T17:00:24Z

If I make a file called application.rb in src/helpers will it get
compiled on build and be available to the rest of the src? Thanks

Re: switch statement syntax

2009-11-05T14:27:45Z

So more importantly, I have discovered that partial sub-directories
are not supported, I'm having to dump them all in "partials" and label
them config.intro.haml - would this be something worth developing?

- if current_page.include? "introduction"
=partial('config.intro')

switch statement syntax

2009-11-05T13:37:19Z

I'm sure this is down to my lack of ruby knowledge but can I replace
this with some sort of switch statement?

- if current_page.include? "introduction"
=partial('config/intro.haml')
- if current_page.include? "test"
=partial('config/testing.haml' )
- if current_page.include? "beaver"
=partial('config/beavering.ham l')

Re: Sass :css_filename option not being set?

2009-11-04T16:26:09Z

Just a Quick follow-up, here's the method in Compass that compiles a
sass file; note how the css_filename get passed in and assigned to the
# Compile one Sass file
def compile(sass_filename, css_filename, options)
if options[:force] ||
Sass::Plugin.exact_stylesheet_ needs_update?(css_filename,

Re: Sass :css_filename option not being set?

2009-11-04T16:07:35Z

Hey Steve,
2009/11/4 Stephen Bartholomew <st...@curve21.com>:
As I understand it, although I could be totally wrong here, the
a given sass file. So in the case of Staticmatic, a sass file like
this:
ROOT/src/stylesheets/screen.sa ss
The :css_filename would be set to something like this:
ROOT/site/stylesheets/screen.c ss

Re: Sass :css_filename option not being set?

2009-11-04T13:57:45Z

Hey Charles,

StaticMatic doesn't pick up options set in Compass - yet :0)

For the moment, you can set it manually in configuration.rb.

Steve

Sass :css_filename option not being set?

2009-11-01T21:33:09Z

Hey Steve,

Just been having a problem with my Staticmatic project and thought it
was an issue with Compass, but further investigations seem to indicate
it might be something to do with Staticmatic.

Here's the thread on the Compass list:

[link]

Targets for 0.10.7

2009-11-01T20:18:30Z

Hey All,

Based on recent discussions and my own internal requirements, I've
compiled a shortlist of features/fixes to get in for the next release.

Take a look over it and let me know your thoughts:
[link]

I'll prioritise any bugs, but features may have to wait for another

Re: Using Local Parameters with Partials

2009-11-01T14:36:19Z

Perfect! Thanks!

Re: Using Local Parameters with Partials

2009-11-01T08:42:46Z

The !locals syntax looks more like sass variables - perhaps you're
getting them mixed up. Each key/value pair in the :locals hash is set
up as a local variable in the partial.

Instead of:

!locals[!title]

Try:

= title

In your modules/pageTitle partial.

Steve

Re: How to determine the view mode?

2009-11-01T03:26:31Z

Hey Adam,

I managed to hack the core sufficiently to make it work. Most of the
action is happening in build.rb, in the lib\staticmatic\mixins
directory. There was also some hacking in render.rb in the same
directory. In the directory above that, there is a file called
helpers.rb, and that is where the stylesheet and javascript helpers

Using Local Parameters with Partials

2009-11-01T03:18:15Z

So the parameters are not appearing for me in the partial templates. I
am not sure why though. What appears instead for a set parameter is a
boolean value, i.e. true. That probably means that this vaiable is
set, but why are they not appearing then?

I am invoking them this way embeddind them this way

Re: How to determine the view mode?

2009-10-30T15:55:02Z

Sucks no one has piped up and helped out. I too would like to relocate
the image and javascripts folders. I tend to want to clear out the
site directory to create a new clean build, but having the images and
js in there makes that a more manual process.

Re: How to determine the view mode?

2009-10-28T00:13:24Z

Specifically I'm trying to determine that from this method

def generate_html_from_template_so urce(source, options = {})
....
html.render(@scope, locals) {
yield
}
end

Volkan