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-f, --format=NAME Uses the selected formatter. The default
formatter is bs for paged output and ansi
otherwise. Valid formatters are:
ansi bs markdown rdoc
So when SublimePeek tries to generate --format html, it fails. What we need to do is generate markdown, and run it through pandoc, I think. I'd send a pull request, but I'm not fluent enough in Python to be confident. Would love to get it fixed though, it would be really useful!
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I am not using ri so I don't really know the details. But quicklook can also show markdown files directly when you install an extension. Maybe that helps...
Brilliant, good point. Since I'm only using it for ruby, I simple search
and replaced .html with .md, and removed the <head...> line in write_html,
and now it works swimmingly. Someone who is better at Python than me should
update the package so it works with both Ruby and other tools.
I am not using ri so I don't really know the details. But quicklook can
also show markdown files directly when you install an extension. Maybe that
helps...
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In the help for my version of ri (4.0.0) it says
So when SublimePeek tries to generate --format html, it fails. What we need to do is generate markdown, and run it through pandoc, I think. I'd send a pull request, but I'm not fluent enough in Python to be confident. Would love to get it fixed though, it would be really useful!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: