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Thank you

jr.plusp...@gmail.com (plusplus) — Mon, 11 Nov 2008 11:27:25 UT

I've been helping someone out on a static site, and my eyes were
bleeding with all the CSS and HTML. Thanks alot for staticmatic - you
have saved me from writing it myself :). Am tempted to improve the
error reporting.

Cheers,
Julian

Almost an ideal solution... just one more thing.

yourt...@gmail.com (Joshaven) — Fri, 10 Oct 2008 13:34:07 UT

I am primarily a web app developer, however I occasionally need to
build simple websites that are little more then a brochure.
StaticMatic is a great solution, however my clients would like to be
able to 'edit' the content online. After thinking about this I
believe StaticMatic along with another solution is best... Does

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Fixing the passing of :locals to a partial in StaticMatic 0.9.4

randy.j.par...@gmail.com (Randy Parker) — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 17:54:21 UT

The syntax:
= partial('timeline', {:a => 'A', :b => 'B'})

successfully passes local variables to the '_timeline' partial if the
StaticMatic Base class has one line changed:

/Library/Ruby/Gems/1.8/gems/st aticmatic-0.9.4/lib/staticmati c/base.rb

On line 217, change

html.render(@scope) { yield }

Fixing the " undefined method `line_offset' " Error

randy.j.par...@gmail.com (randy_p) — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 17:29:52 UT

Previous workarounds for this error downgraded Haml to an older
revision.

StaticMatic assigns Haml::Error instances to 'haml_error' when it
rescues exceptions. The Haml module contains a class called Error,
which is only a few lines long - see lib/haml/error.rb. This Error
class was simplified after Haml 1.8.2, and now contains only one

Re: Development

tdre...@gmail.com (Thomas Reynolds) — Mon, 09 Sep 2008 17:03:20 UT

Hey Ryan, I've been experimenting a lot and have put all those changes
into my master branch because that's the only branch that github
generates gems for. However, a lot of things are half-working, broken
or unspec'd. I'm working with Steven to get what I can into his master
repo so everyone can enjoy the useful bits.

Development

r...@ryantm.com (Ryan Mulligan) — Sun, 09 Sep 2008 19:39:14 UT

What is going on on your development branches? It seems that Thomas Reynolds
is going off in and interesting direction.
Thomas are you in contact with Steven about your changes?
I'm working on a gem called RSSify that I hope to integrate with Staticmatic
for automatic RSS generation. I was hoping to work on the latest code, but

Re: Is anybody using partials with locals?

agbod...@gmail.com (lyqwyd) — Sat, 09 Sep 2008 18:55:37 UT

I certainly understand not having enough time to do everything in your
life!

I find staiticmatic to be a well thought out project and I think
you've done a great job.

Thanks

Re: Is anybody using partials with locals?

st...@curve21.com (Stephen Bartholomew) — Thu, 09 Sep 2008 22:55:29 UT

Hey,

Staticmatic is most definatly still in development - although progress
has been a little slow from my side due to work/family commitments.
However, I am gearing up for a push to get staticmatic 2 ready for
release so expect that very shortly.

Regarding your current problems, I'll take a look and try and get any

Re: Is anybody using partials with locals?

agbod...@gmail.com (lyqwyd) — Thu, 09 Sep 2008 19:11:17 UT

I did see that thread, but I was hoping progress had been made since
then... Where would I set staticmatic to use haml 1.8.3? I cannot
uninstall haml 2.0.2 as I have other rails & merb projects using that.

Just curious, is staticmatic still an ongoing project? It looks like
there hasn't been a release in a while and the staticmatic 2 page on

Re: Is anybody using partials with locals?

ryan.mcge...@gmail.com (Ryan McGeary) — Thu, 09 Sep 2008 11:41:26 UT

I haven't touched staticmatic stuff in a little while but the last time I
checked, the only stable version combination was staticmatic 0.9.3 and haml
1.8.2.
See this thread:
[link]
-Ryan

Is anybody using partials with locals?

agbod...@gmail.com (lyqwyd) — Thu, 09 Sep 2008 03:57:39 UT

I tried using partials with 0.9.4 with locals and it dies. Looks like
0.9.4 is not compatible with haml 2+. I tried using staticmatic 2 from
git and the preview won't even load, it says there's an error on:

$ rake preview --
trace
(in mysite)
** Invoke preview (first_time)
** Execute preview

Re: On-demand template handlers

st...@curve21.com (Stephen Bartholomew) — Mon, 08 Aug 2008 21:27:50 UT

This looks great Thomas - I'll take a look over it and get it into
core sometime this week.

Steve

On-demand template handlers

tdre...@gmail.com (Thomas Reynolds) — Thu, 07 Jul 2008 17:38:56 UT

In my branch on github, staticmatic now attempts to load a list of
gems (haml, liquid, redcloth, etc) and enables template handlers for
each if they are found. This makes staticmatic template agnostic as
haml and sass are loaded just the same as Markdown or Liquid. It also
removes all the Haml.init_rails hacks.

Re: HAML error... Any pointers?

blogdri...@gmail.com (Harry) — Thu, 07 Jul 2008 10:50:19 UT

Anyway , the following way can sovle the problem at the moment:

install haml gem 2.0.0 (download from rubyforge)

delete haml gem2.0.1 or 2.0.2( sudo gem uninstall haml)

then It will work fine.