On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 6:45 AM, Tibor Mlynarik
wrote:
> I have commited recipes (except HowTo Use I/O) and core/mixin so far.
> Code is compilable and _should_ be valid in runtime.
Excellent.
> I think new section for articles should be added and HowTo Use I/O
> moved there. It mentions exact o
I have commited recipes (except HowTo Use I/O) and core/mixin so far.
Code is compilable and _should_ be valid in runtime.
I think new section for articles should be added and HowTo Use I/O
moved there. It mentions exact old Qi4j version and is dated. So I
think it shouldn't be updated. On Rickard
On Tue, May 29, 2012 at 10:35 PM, Tibor Mlynarik
wrote:
>> Why not use several snippets?
>>
>> For example, you could define a tag used in several files and then insert
>> multiple [snippet,java] in the asciidoc file.
>>
>
> only objection is that it generates multiple blocks and it doesn't look n
> Why not use several snippets?
>
> For example, you could define a tag used in several files and then insert
> multiple [snippet,java] in the asciidoc file.
>
only objection is that it generates multiple blocks and it doesn't look nice.
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Tibor Mlynarik a écrit :
Hi ,
on my Mac setup, where I have installed docbook using brew, I was
getting error when trying to build website task.
Command 'xsltproc' finished with (non-zero) exit value 5.
... and found script that solved problem.
https://gist.github.com/462528
Yep, the docboo
Hi ,
on my Mac setup, where I have installed docbook using brew, I was
getting error when trying to build website task.
> Command 'xsltproc' finished with (non-zero) exit value 5.
... and found script that solved problem.
https://gist.github.com/462528
So now as [snippet, java] works for me, I
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