Hampton..never mind..i did it I compiled it.got it running cool tool thanks.
Dogbot On Jan 20, 3:20 pm, DogBot <[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks Noel, > WTF indeed. But I get git now. Truly thanks. After another hour of > screencasts (I dont'watch TV anymore, just the Command Line channel) I > realized that what I needed to start with was the "git for > windows"(hint: is mentioned in the learn git page but alas no > link..that would be too easy) In the process I also learned about SVN > and tortoise (something else that had me vexed for other semi-related > reasons)and marveled at the irony of the large amount of codes, > languages and secret handshakes I now have learned to avoid coding > (that was the point of getting Compass in the first place..lazyness). > Oh well, at least I don't feel so much like a dad crashing his son's > frat party anymore. > > Charles that was INCREDIBLY helpful. Instant gratification. Closest > thing to nerd porn in a long time. Love dobdark, I want to make a > website based on that scheme. In fact I am going to make an > insignificant change to the scheme an call it dogbark > > Hampton..dude...I got the your stuff from git. Its a bunch of files. I > click on all of them..nothing happens (one launches e-text in XML > mode) Sounds like you worked hard on it and it is very cool so I'd > like to make the effort. Do I need apcelerator? and if so. could you > give me a step-by-step? remember to speak to me as if I was that > Japanese guy who was hiding in the jungle since WW2. > > DogBot > > On Jan 20, 2:51 am, Charles Roper <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > 2010/1/20 DogBot <[email protected]>: > > > > Same > > > thing with some text editors I'm trying.... the haml/sass/compass > > > higligting/coding etc are in this github but for the life of me I > > > cannot figure how to download anything from there. > > > DogBot, if you're using E Text Editor, select the Bundles menu, then > > Edit Bundles > Manage Bundles. Look for Ruby Sass, click on it, then > > click Install. > > > You might need to manually switch to Sass syntax mode: Edit > Syntax > > > Ruby Sass (or hit Alt-Win-Shift-S). > > > Your Sass code should now be highlighted. You might want to choose a > > different colour scheme (Theme) too: Edit > Edit Theme. I recommend > > DobDark, which is my own custom theme and is tailored to > > HTML/CSS/Ruby/Sass/Haml in particular, although it works well with > > most others such as PHP. > > > Charles > > P.S. I've just realised I haven't uploaded a Haml bundle to the > > bundles manager (I mostly get my stuff directly from Github). If you > > like, I'll add a Haml bundle ... ?
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