On 20 Sep 2007, at 00:47, Daniel Sheppard wrote:
The following will show how deep your ruby stack can go:
ruby -e '$x=0;def r;$x+=1;r;end;r rescue puts $x';
That command doesn't work for me
My system can go 5050 levels.
Ruby relies on the system limit on the C stack to limit
its own
Anyone?
Thanks,
Mohit.
Mohit Sindhwani wrote:
Hi Everyone,
As I understand it, Radiant doesn't seem to support page versions and
comments for the page versionsdirectly.. is there any extension that
does? It seems that it should be easy enough to have support for
comments about the
I asked this back in May. Here's the link to Sean's response:
http://lists.radiantcms.org/pipermail/radiant/2007-May/005038.html
I'm wondering with facets maturing if this is more feasible now than
it was then?
The problem I still see is more of a conceptual one: what I (and I
think you) want
One of the most requested features for Radiant is to be able to reuse
layouts in your standard Rails controllers. Well, it's here!
With the help of John, I was able to write this extension from scratch
today, and it is pretty well tested. I invite you to try it out and
give me your feedback.
I decided to do a quick run at writing a mongrel handler to do
the work of the radiant cache - turns out there is zero performance
gain in doing so.
Modifying the mongrel handler to serve up html files using xsendfile, I get:
2014 bytes534.96 [#/sec] (mean)
