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[ANN] Pimki 1.7

Assaph Mehr

5/1/2005 11:39:00 AM

Hi All,

I'm proud to announce Pimki release 1.7.092. This is a bug fix & small
new features release. This will be (hopefully) the last release before
Pimki2 (Watch this space :-)

What's new in this release?
- Better control on multiple webs, including web administration
and links between webs via [web_address[PageName]]
- Added Glossary function: shows all acronyms defined in the web
- Better export in anticipation of Pimki2
- Moved things back to the nav-bar
- Even more and better things at the web setup (edit_web) template
- Lots of bug fixes

What is Pimki?
Pimki is a Personal Information Manager based on Instiki's Wiki
technology. It has some added features over Instiki - most of which are
geared towards the personal / small-group application. The important
added features are a mind mapper, personal blog, `todo' items, quick
menu, edit-on-double-click, better customisation & administration and
others.

More Info?
http://pimki.ruby...

Want to Download?
>From the home page or through RubyGems: gem install pimki.

Questions? Comments? Spontaneous donations of dark Belgian chocolate?
Email me!


Cheers,
Assaph
11 Answers

Dick Davies

5/3/2005 9:44:00 PM

0

* Assaph Mehr <assaph@gmail.com> [0539 12:39]:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm proud to announce Pimki release 1.7.092. This is a bug fix & small
> new features release. This will be (hopefully) the last release before
> Pimki2 (Watch this space :-)
>
> What's new in this release?
> - Better control on multiple webs, including web administration
> and links between webs via [web_address[PageName]]
> - Added Glossary function: shows all acronyms defined in the web
> - Better export in anticipation of Pimki2
> - Moved things back to the nav-bar
> - Even more and better things at the web setup (edit_web) template
> - Lots of bug fixes
>
> What is Pimki?
> Pimki is a Personal Information Manager based on Instiki's Wiki
> technology. It has some added features over Instiki - most of which are
> geared towards the personal / small-group application. The important
> added features are a mind mapper, personal blog, `todo' items, quick
> menu, edit-on-double-click, better customisation & administration and
> others.
>
> More Info?
> http://pimki.ruby...
>
> Want to Download?
> >From the home page or through RubyGems: gem install pimki.
>
> Questions? Comments? Spontaneous donations of dark Belgian chocolate?
> Email me!

No choccy yet :)

Really enjoying pimki at the moment, thanks - one question though
(and it may be a general redcloth/instiki issue so I'm CCing -talk)

I'm trying to write some apache tutorials, and trying to post code
snippets along the lines of

[textile]
------------------------------
<code>
<Location /foo>
Allow from 10.4.0.0/16
Deny from All
Order deny,allow
</Location>
</code>
------------------------------

This renders to:

[html]
------------------------------
<pre><code><code>
<location>

Allow from 10.4.0.0/16
Deny from All
Order deny,allow
</location>
</code></code></pre>
------------------------------

which firefox renders by ignoring the <location> tag.
I tried fixing that by doing:


[textile]
------------------------------
<code>
&lt;Location /foo&gt;
Allow from 10.4.0.0/16
Deny from All
Order deny,allow
&lt;Location&gt;
</code>
------------------------------

which works until I edit the page again, at which point it gets edited back
to the '<'/'>' version....

Am I missing something?

--
'A little rudeness and disrespect can elevate a meaningless interaction
into a battle of wills and add drama to an otherwise dull day.'
-- Calvin discovers Usenet
Rasputin :: Jack of All Trades - Master of Nuns

Assaph Mehr

5/4/2005 12:44:00 AM

0


Dick Davies wrote:
> I'm trying to write some apache tutorials, and trying to post code
> snippets along the lines of
>
> [textile]
> ------------------------------
> <code>
> <Location /foo>
> Allow from 10.4.0.0/16
> Deny from All
> Order deny,allow
> </Location>
> </code>
> ------------------------------
>
> This renders to:
>
> [html]
> ------------------------------
> <pre><code><code>
> <location>
>
> Allow from 10.4.0.0/16
> Deny from All
> Order deny,allow
> </location>
> </code></code></pre>
> ------------------------------
>
> which firefox renders by ignoring the <location> tag.
> I tried fixing that by doing:
>
>
> [textile]
> ------------------------------
> <code>
> &lt;Location /foo&gt;
> Allow from 10.4.0.0/16
> Deny from All
> Order deny,allow
> &lt;Location&gt;
> </code>
> ------------------------------
>
> which works until I edit the page again, at which point it gets
edited back
> to the '<'/'>' version....

Just tested with RedCloth & Instiki, and this is a Pimki issue :(
I'll fix soon.

BTW, You should be using <pre> tags (not <code>) as this is block
content, not inline.

Cheers,
Assaph

Assaph Mehr

5/4/2005 1:44:00 AM

0

> I'll fix soon.

Fix below (watch for line breaks). Will be in CVS tonight.
I'm not sure why I originally moved the 'pre' tag, but moving it back
to the post-engine processing doesn't break things as far as I can
tell.

Cheers,
Assaph


C:\Stuff\pimki\> diff -u app\models\wiki_content.rb~
app\models\wiki_content.rb
--- app\models\wiki_content.rb~ 2005-02-02 22:32:33.000000000 +1100
+++ app\models\wiki_content.rb 2005-05-04 11:36:53.356940100 +1000
@@ -44,9 +44,9 @@

# Moved URIChunk from pre-engine to post-engine, as it clashed with
the textile
# markup of "link":URL.
- PRE_ENGINE_ACTIONS = [ NoWiki, Category, Include, Literal::Pre,
WikiSymbol,
+ PRE_ENGINE_ACTIONS = [ NoWiki, Category, Include, WikiSymbol,
WikiChunk::Link, WikiChunk::BlikiLink ]
- POST_ENGINE_ACTIONS = [ Literal::Tags, URIChunk, WikiChunk::Word,
Todo ]
+ POST_ENGINE_ACTIONS = [ Literal::Tags, Literal::Pre, URIChunk,
WikiChunk::Word, Todo ]


DEFAULT_OPTS = {

Dick Davies

5/4/2005 8:57:00 AM

0

* Assaph Mehr <assaph@gmail.com> [0544 01:44]:
>
> Dick Davies wrote:
> >
> > which firefox renders by ignoring the <location> tag.
> > I tried fixing that by doing:
> >
> >
> > [textile]
> > ------------------------------
> > <code>
> > &lt;Location /foo&gt;
> > Allow from 10.4.0.0/16
> > Deny from All
> > Order deny,allow
> > &lt;Location&gt;
> > </code>
> > ------------------------------
> >
> > which works until I edit the page again, at which point it gets
> edited back
> > to the '<'/'>' version....

> Just tested with RedCloth & Instiki, and this is a Pimki issue :(
> I'll fix soon.

Tried that patch and it works a treat1

Thanks a lot for the quick fix - I've got a presentation on Apache to give
tomorrow and I'd have to learn PowerPoint without this!

> BTW, You should be using <pre> tags (not <code>) as this is block
> content, not inline.

Yeah, I was trying to persuade pimki to DTRT with the pre block, so threw in
a load of stuff I probably didn't need..

--
'When you have to kill a man it costs nothing to be polite.'
-- Winston Churchill, On formal declarations of war
Rasputin :: Jack of All Trades - Master of Nuns

lab~rat >:-)

5/22/2007 1:31:00 PM

0

On Fri, 18 May 2007 11:01:24 -0400, Art Clemons
<artclemons@aolSPAM.com> puked:

>lab~rat >:-) wrote:
>
>> That Prescott Bush knowingly supported the Nazis prior to and during
>> WW2
>>
>
>I never stated he supported Nazis during WWII. I did suggest he supported
>the Nazi financial machine before WWII. That however is a matter of public
>record. Read what I write rather than what you fantasize!

Read what I wrote. Did he know he was connected with the Nazis when
it was happening. Stop trying to split your only pubic hair and
answer the question.
--
lab~rat >:-)
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?

lab~rat >:-)

5/22/2007 1:41:00 PM

0

On Fri, 18 May 2007 15:51:32 -0500, "John Smith ?"
<someone@microsoft.com> puked:

>"Art Clemons" <artclemons@aolSPAM.com> wrote in message
>news:YI2dncAnArJZItDbnZ2dnUVZ_uHinZ2d@comcast.com...
>> lab~rat >:-) wrote:
>>
>>> That Prescott Bush knowingly supported the Nazis prior to and during
>>> WW2
>>>
>>
>> I never stated he supported Nazis during WWII. I did suggest he supported
>> the Nazi financial machine before WWII. That however is a matter of
>> public
>> record. Read what I write rather than what you fantasize!
>
>
>Although I haven't been following this thread very much (it is sort of like
>BC's threads on Rathergate - very circular) it did stir a question.

The reason for this is this particular genius has failed to show Bush
knew anything about money going to the Nazis, yet says he was
supporting them. So now he hop scotches around (after desperately
searching for something to prove me wrong) changing the subject, which
has been proven months ago.

Thanks for bringing it to light, though. This thread is now dead to
me. I have wasted too many posts trying to get an answer that doesn't
exist out of this egghead. Maybe now the point has been proven to
him.


Were
>there any Democrats on the boards of these companies where Bush made all the
>money? If yes, were they as "guilty" as Bush of "supporting the Nazi
>financial machine before WWII"? If yes, why can't I find hundreds of
>websites (like the Prescott Bush obsessed websites) about these other board
>members?
>
>
>How about something interesting, like contrasting how Bush made money as
>opposed to how Kennedy made money.

--
lab~rat >:-)
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?

*US*

5/22/2007 1:59:00 PM

0

On Tue, 22 May 2007 13:31:04 GMT, "lab~rat >:-)" <chase@cheeze.net> wrote:

>... Did he know he was connected with the Nazis when
>it was happening ...

Yes.

*US*

5/22/2007 2:01:00 PM

0

On Tue, 22 May 2007 13:40:47 GMT, "lab~rat >:-)" <chase@cheeze.net> wrote:

>...egghead ...

The bushkultie's hero Hitler hated intellectuals.

Art Clemons

5/22/2007 2:33:00 PM

0

lab~rat >:-) wrote:

> Read what I wrote. ?Did he know he was connected with the Nazis when
> it was happening. ?Stop trying to split your only pubic hair and
> answer the question.


Let's see, you're managing the assets of a German company associated with
the Nazi government at the time, you know that and you know what the Nazi
government stands for. Why don't you figure it out, it's real obvious for
all but the too stupid to see.

If Walmart signs a contract with a company operated by the Red Army in
China, shouldn't it know that it's connected with the Chinese government?
At some point, things are so obvious that it takes wilful ignorance to deny
them.

lab~rat >:-)

5/22/2007 3:19:00 PM

0

On Tue, 22 May 2007 10:32:39 -0400, Art Clemons
<artclemons@aolSPAM.com> puked:

>lab~rat >:-) wrote:
>
>> Read what I wrote. ?Did he know he was connected with the Nazis when
>> it was happening. ?Stop trying to split your only pubic hair and
>> answer the question.
>
>
>Let's see, you're managing the assets of a German company associated with
>the Nazi government at the time, you know that and you know what the Nazi
>government stands for. Why don't you figure it out, it's real obvious for
>all but the too stupid to see.
>
>If Walmart signs a contract with a company operated by the Red Army in
>China, shouldn't it know that it's connected with the Chinese government?
>At some point, things are so obvious that it takes wilful ignorance to deny
>them.

Six degrees of Kevin Bacon. Give it up, my friend. There is no proof
Bush had any knowledge of it, let alone a personal hand in it.

I suppose he also coined the phrase 'squib'...

Do you wonder why none of your other liberal buddies haven't come to
your rescue on this one?
--
lab~rat >:-)
Do you want polite or do you want sincere?