Closed mileszs closed 11 years ago
I've actually got a branch that is refactoring the positioning so what I'll do is merge in my new branch and then we can refactor your changes to fit the new code. Much appreciated.
Actually this might work fine.
Also, thanks for using it.
I am glad my "fixes" were somewhat/temporarily useful. :-)
On Thu, Nov 15, 2012 at 3:13 AM, Kurtis Rainbolt-Greene < notifications@github.com> wrote:
Also, thanks for using it.
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Thanks for the contribute, added to gem authors list and readme.
Thanks! You don't have to do that -- I think you rewrote everything I did, and made it much better -- but I do appreciate it!
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Thanks for the contribute, added to gem authors list and readme.
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If I create a directory for talks in the repository, can you PR it in? I would love to have it available.
Kurtis -
Sure! I'm afraid it's not super-interesting; it was along the lines of "this is what we're doing tonight at this hack-night-style meetup." Still, I am happy to upload it. It does demonstrate chapter slides, text slides, and code slides.
MilesZS
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If I create a directory for talks in the repository, can you PR it in? I would love to have it available.
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Great, I'll push the directory tonight and you can PR your slide, or just paste it here.
I didn't see a directory, so here's the show: https://gist.github.com/4131402
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Great, I'll push the directory tonight and you can PR your slide, or just paste it here.
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On OSX, using both Terminal and iTerm2, I was experiencing poor positioning; everything was off-center to my right, and code was left-aligned, and sometimes off screen to the top. The included commits work very well for me, but will need testing by others.
To be more specific, I think the gutter and space overrides in Pane::Code will work for everyone. I think the change I made to window width -- arbitrarily subtracting 50 -- is only optimal for my screen width. I am essentially punting on that one for the moment. I will be using these slides at tonight's Indianapolis Ruby Brigade meetup, and thus am in a sort of "hey works for now" situation. :-)