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  1. checksums.yaml +4 -4
  2. data/Gemfile +1 -1
  3. data/Gemfile.lock +17 -11
  4. data/Rakefile +2 -0
  5. data/config.ru +2 -1
  6. data/tdiary.gemspec +7 -0
  7. data/tdiary.rb +6 -2
  8. data/tdiary/cli.rb +27 -1
  9. data/tdiary/environment.rb +0 -1
  10. data/tdiary/tasks/release.rake +7 -1
  11. data/tdiary/version.rb +1 -1
  12. metadata +87 -132
  13. data/vendor/hikidoc-0.0.6/COPYING +0 -28
  14. data/vendor/hikidoc-0.0.6/NEWS +0 -30
  15. data/vendor/hikidoc-0.0.6/NEWS.ja +0 -30
  16. data/vendor/hikidoc-0.0.6/README +0 -86
  17. data/vendor/hikidoc-0.0.6/README.ja +0 -83
  18. data/vendor/hikidoc-0.0.6/Rakefile +0 -68
  19. data/vendor/hikidoc-0.0.6/TextFormattingRules +0 -320
  20. data/vendor/hikidoc-0.0.6/TextFormattingRules.ja +0 -318
  21. data/vendor/hikidoc-0.0.6/bin/hikidoc +0 -66
  22. data/vendor/hikidoc-0.0.6/lib/hikidoc.rb +0 -914
  23. data/vendor/hikidoc-0.0.6/setup.rb +0 -1360
  24. data/vendor/hikidoc-0.0.6/test/run-test.rb +0 -13
  25. data/vendor/hikidoc-0.0.6/test/test_hikidoc.rb +0 -506
  26. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/Manifest.txt +0 -19
  27. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/README.txt +0 -49
  28. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/lib/image_size.rb +0 -305
  29. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/lib/image_size/version.rb +0 -9
  30. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/setup.rb +0 -1585
  31. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/test/2-4-7.png +0 -0
  32. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/test/4_1_2.gif +0 -0
  33. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/test/bmp.bmp +0 -0
  34. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/test/cursor.xbm +0 -6
  35. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/test/detect.swf +0 -0
  36. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/test/pbm.pbm +0 -0
  37. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/test/pcx.pcx +0 -0
  38. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/test/pgm.pgm +0 -5
  39. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/test/test.xpm +0 -38
  40. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/test/test_helper.rb +0 -2
  41. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/test/test_image_size.rb +0 -71
  42. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/test/tiff.tiff +0 -0
  43. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/test/tokyo_tower.jpg +0 -0
  44. data/vendor/imagesize-0.1.1/test/tower_e.gif.psd +0 -0
  45. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/COPYING.txt +0 -339
  46. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/Gemfile +0 -3
  47. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/HISTORY +0 -318
  48. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/LGPL-2.1 +0 -502
  49. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/LICENSE.txt +0 -58
  50. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/README.html +0 -66
  51. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/README.ja.html +0 -73
  52. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/README.rd +0 -76
  53. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/README.rd.ja +0 -85
  54. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/Rakefile +0 -152
  55. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/TODO +0 -22
  56. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/bin/rd2 +0 -283
  57. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/bin/rdswap.rb +0 -207
  58. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/doc/rd-draft.html +0 -456
  59. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/doc/rd-draft.ja.html +0 -466
  60. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/doc/rd-draft.rd +0 -479
  61. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/doc/rd-draft.rd.ja +0 -487
  62. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/block-element.rb +0 -114
  63. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/complex-list-item.rb +0 -65
  64. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/desclist.rb +0 -55
  65. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/document-struct.rb +0 -46
  66. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/dot.rd2rc +0 -18
  67. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/element.rb +0 -160
  68. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/filter.rb +0 -255
  69. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/head-filter.rb +0 -14
  70. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/inline-element.rb +0 -233
  71. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/labeled-element.rb +0 -14
  72. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/list.rb +0 -57
  73. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/loose-struct.rb +0 -11
  74. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/methodlist.rb +0 -57
  75. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/output-format-visitor.rb +0 -30
  76. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/package.rb +0 -4
  77. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/parser-util.rb +0 -14
  78. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/post-install +0 -1
  79. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/pre-setup.rb +0 -18
  80. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rbl-file.rb +0 -69
  81. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rbl-suite.rb +0 -37
  82. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rd-struct.rb +0 -86
  83. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rd2html-ext-lib.rb +0 -266
  84. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rd2html-ext-opt.rb +0 -34
  85. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rd2html-lib.rb +0 -490
  86. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rd2html-opt.rb +0 -67
  87. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rd2man-lib.rb +0 -251
  88. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rd2rdo-lib.rb +0 -19
  89. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rd2rmi-lib.rb +0 -32
  90. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rdblockparser.ry +0 -518
  91. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rdblockparser.tab.rb +0 -1061
  92. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rdfmt.rb +0 -15
  93. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rdinlineparser.ry +0 -503
  94. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rdinlineparser.tab.rb +0 -1243
  95. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/rdvisitor.rb +0 -214
  96. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/reference-resolver.rb +0 -114
  97. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/search-file.rb +0 -14
  98. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/tree.rb +0 -103
  99. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/version.rb +0 -41
  100. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/lib/rd/visitor.rb +0 -86
  101. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/rdtool.gemspec +0 -125
  102. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/setup.rb +0 -1596
  103. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/data/includee1.html +0 -1
  104. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/data/includee2.html +0 -1
  105. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/data/includee3.nothtml +0 -1
  106. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/data/includee4.xhtml +0 -0
  107. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/data/label.rbl +0 -2
  108. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/data/label2.rbl +0 -2
  109. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/data/sub/includee2.html +0 -1
  110. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/data/sub/includee4.html +0 -0
  111. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/dummy-observer.rb +0 -6
  112. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/dummy.rb +0 -33
  113. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/temp-dir.rb +0 -19
  114. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-block-parser.rb +0 -46
  115. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-desclist-item.rb +0 -219
  116. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-document-element.rb +0 -46
  117. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-document-struct.rb +0 -66
  118. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-element.rb +0 -46
  119. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-headline.rb +0 -80
  120. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-inline-parser.rb +0 -46
  121. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-list-item.rb +0 -54
  122. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-list.rb +0 -53
  123. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-methodlist-item.rb +0 -73
  124. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-nonterminal-element.rb +0 -170
  125. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-nonterminal-inline.rb +0 -33
  126. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-output-format-visitor.rb +0 -48
  127. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-parser-util.rb +0 -41
  128. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-rbl-file.rb +0 -156
  129. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-rbl-suite.rb +0 -43
  130. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-rd2html-lib.rb +0 -496
  131. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-rdtree.rb +0 -17
  132. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-rdvisitor.rb +0 -29
  133. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-reference-resolver.rb +0 -202
  134. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-reference.rb +0 -132
  135. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-search-file.rb +0 -22
  136. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-terminal-inline.rb +0 -41
  137. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-textblock.rb +0 -44
  138. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-tree.rb +0 -82
  139. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-version.rb +0 -57
  140. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/test/test-visitor.rb +0 -230
  141. data/vendor/rdtool-0.6.38/utils/rd-mode.el +0 -464
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- #define cursor_height 16
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- static unsigned char cursor_bits[] = {
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- 0xa8, 0x0a, 0x88, 0x08, 0xfe, 0x3f, 0x88, 0x08, 0xa8, 0x0a, 0x90, 0x04,
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- "................................",
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- "...........+++......+++.........",
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- "............+++....+++..........",
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- ".............+++..+++...........",
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- "...............+++++............",
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- end
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