rendering of C code samples

[codebot]

I'm not sure if this is just my browser, but the triple-backtick on this page (e.g., the "Memory Management" section) seems to not quite render the following C code correctly. Maybe it needs a triple-tilde instead? I don't know. (the content is awesome, btw... this is just about its rendering)

[dirk-thomas]

I am not sure why but maybe #78 helps?

[jacquelinekay]

Yep, I think it's because the code is overindented

[dirk-thomas]

Doesn't fix it though...

[codebot]

triple-tilde before and after the code segment causes Jekyll to make a nice
code block, but it doesn't have syntax highlighting

On Thu, Jan 28, 2016 at 3:16 PM, Dirk Thomas notifications@github.com
wrote:

Doesn't fix it though...

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[codebot]

triple-tilde with "c" after it, like this:

printf("hello, world\n");

seems to turn on syntax highlighting, but also brings in wonky line numbers
without spaces after them.

On Thu, Jan 28, 2016 at 3:20 PM, Morgan Quigley morgan@osrfoundation.org
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triple-tilde before and after the code segment causes Jekyll to make a
nice code block, but it doesn't have syntax highlighting

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wrote:

Doesn't fix it though...

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[jacquelinekay]

Apparently you can suppress line numbers by editing a syntax.css file

https://demisx.github.io/jekyll/2014/01/13/improve-code-highlighting-in-jekyll.html

[jacquelinekay]

Trying to figure out how to preview a github/Jekyll markdown page based on a branch of the source repository; I think the best way is to set up a local instance of the page based on a branch:

http://jekyllrb.com/docs/github-pages/#project-page-url-structure

[codebot]

i got it working by apt-get install jekyll then cloning the repo,
checking out the branch you want, and then running this from the checkout
root:

jekyll --server --baseurl ''

then you point firefox to http://localhost:4000 and it works

On Thu, Jan 28, 2016 at 3:29 PM, Jackie Kay notifications@github.com
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Trying to figure out how to preview a github/Jekyll markdown page based on
a branch of the source repository; I think the best way is to set up a
local instance of the page based on a branch:

http://jekyllrb.com/docs/github-pages/#project-page-url-structure

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#77 (comment).

[tfoote]

There's a script ./test_local_deploy.sh and it will run the test server inside docker and expose it on port 4000. It will live update when you change content in files.

[jacquelinekay]

@tfoote, where do I get the ros_tutorials image? That script is failing because docker doesn't know where to find it.

[jacquelinekay]

Tully helped me out with updating the Dockerfile, but I still can't view the instance hosted by docker on localhost:4000. I think there's something screwy happening with my iptables rules.

[tfoote]

Suggest just giving up on syntax highlighting for now.

[codebot]

#80 will hopefully just render as non-highlighted text. But we'll have to run it through the correct version of the Jekyll pipeline first to make sure it looks OK.

[dirk-thomas]

No need to validate #80 - generic code blocks do work.