Gregory B. wrote:
So… ruby community… do you want Perl6::Form ?
Yes.
Cheers,
Dave
Gregory B. wrote:
So… ruby community… do you want Perl6::Form ?
Yes.
Cheers,
Dave
On Apr 16, 2006, at 4:28 PM, Gregory B. wrote:
This seems like it could be a huge win for Ruport as well…
Hmm… this does sound interesting… and could definitely be good for
Ruport too. Unfortunately for the next 4->5 weeks, I have to do
boring ‘real’ work at work and school. After that, I’m all good to go
though, so this might be one of the first things I jump on.
I checked the source. It’s 1,300+ lines of code. That won’t be an
easy port. I still say it could be nice though…
James Edward G. II
On 4/16/06, Sy Ali [email protected] wrote:
As an aside, I was thinking of writing some kind of wrapper to help
with the colour functions in HighLine, so that I cound use strings
like this:
Just to round off my comment in this thread…
I did take some time to play with this colour markup concept, and I
found an inventive solution. Unfortunately HighLine wasn’t working at
home so I got it working with ansicolor[1].
Example of use:
colour_codes(“@rred @Rbold red\n”)
colour_codes(“@ggreen @Gbold green\n”)
colour_codes(“@bblue @Bbold blue\n”)
colour_codes(“@ccyan @Cbold cyan\n”)
colour_codes(“@mmagenta @Mbold magenta\n”)
colour_codes(“@yyellow @Ybold yellow\n”)
colour_codes(“@wwhite @Wbold white\n”)
colour_codes(“@w”) # A single colour code can be passed.
colour_codes(“@@an at symbol @xan invalid code can be optionally
displayed\n”)
On 4/16/06, James Edward G. II [email protected] wrote:
at least some good ideas there:
I checked the source. It’s 1,300+ lines of code. That won’t be an
easy port. I still say it could be nice though…
One of the hackers in the BYU Ruby U. Group is already working on
this. I’m cross-posting to try to get the conversation started.
James Edward G. II
–
thanks,
-pate
[email protected], Gregory B. [email protected],
“James Edward G. II” [email protected],
On 4/16/06, Gregory B. [email protected] wrote:
But I’m not sure if that’s going to happen or if it’s really
something HighLine needs.Porting the perl lib might be a cheap and easy way out.
Just a quick comment on this older thread. I ended up getting
columnization working well, thanks to Text::Reform[1] … if fuller
columnization support for Highline is still on the radar, perhaps
lifting the functionality from them would be possible?
[1] http://rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=294
Their test cases demonstrate the functionality pretty well…
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