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Dmitry V. Sabanin
Cheers!
This is a second release of a simple library, using which you can generate pretty html representation
of Exception that was raised.
First announce, for those who missed, is here ruby-talk:108882
Here is the screenshot of what you'll have if you setup this:
http://muravey.net/docs/PrettyException-2.png
Changelog is:
+ Ruby sources are inserted in the backtrace table
+ Added source highlightning based on Simon Strandgaard's Ruby lexer
+ Fixed bug with Mozilla rendering engine(Gecko)
Thanks to RubyForge team, PrettyException 0.9.2 is already available as a Gem from main repository. -P 2 David Ross)
You can download and install it by hands from: http://rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=9
Remind you, this library depends only on mw-template, Simon's lexer is builtin in sources.
mw-template is not available for windows users yet and that's the only thing that stops me
from announcing it, so I'll keep trying to compile it's C part. For now, only *nix users
can use PrettyException.
The next thing i'm going to do for PrettyException will be general code cleanup and valid
XHTML/CSS generation.
P.S. Special thanks to Simon for his lexer, it was a pleasure to work with it
This is a second release of a simple library, using which you can generate pretty html representation
of Exception that was raised.
First announce, for those who missed, is here ruby-talk:108882
Here is the screenshot of what you'll have if you setup this:
http://muravey.net/docs/PrettyException-2.png
Changelog is:
+ Ruby sources are inserted in the backtrace table
+ Added source highlightning based on Simon Strandgaard's Ruby lexer
+ Fixed bug with Mozilla rendering engine(Gecko)
Thanks to RubyForge team, PrettyException 0.9.2 is already available as a Gem from main repository. -P 2 David Ross)
You can download and install it by hands from: http://rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=9
Remind you, this library depends only on mw-template, Simon's lexer is builtin in sources.
mw-template is not available for windows users yet and that's the only thing that stops me
from announcing it, so I'll keep trying to compile it's C part. For now, only *nix users
can use PrettyException.
The next thing i'm going to do for PrettyException will be general code cleanup and valid
XHTML/CSS generation.
P.S. Special thanks to Simon for his lexer, it was a pleasure to work with it