xiki 0.5.3a → 0.6.0a

data/menus/browse.rb

@@ -1,13 +0,0 @@
-class Browse
-  def self.menu file=nil, heading=nil, *content
-
-    return "| Pass a bookmark and then use this menu to browse headings\n| in the file, such as:\n|\n@ browse/$t/" if file == "docs"
-
-    return View.prompt "Type a bookmark of a .notes file." if file.nil?   # If no file, say it's required
-
-    # Add dollar sign if not there
-    file = "$#{file}" unless file =~ /^\$/
-
-    Notes.drill "#{file}", heading, *content
-  end
-end

data/menus/computer.rb

@@ -1,24 +0,0 @@
-# Is just a menu now, since it's all delegation
-
-
-class Computer
-
-  def self.menu
-    "
-    - .ip/
-    - @processes/
-    "
-  end
-
-  def self.ip
-    #     return "| 192.168.5.231"
-
-    txt = `ifconfig`
-    inet = txt.grep(/\binet\b/)
-
-    return "| #{inet[0][/[\d.]+/]}\n- apparently you\'re not connected to the internet?!" if inet.length < 2
-
-    "| #{inet[1][/[\d.]+/]}"
-  end
-
-end

data/menus/dimensions_config.menu

@@ -1,30 +0,0 @@
-- full/View.dimensions_full; Styles.font_size 110
-- full presentation/View.dimensions_full; Styles.font_size 260
-- medium/Styles.font_size 160
-- right/View.dimensions_set 119, 50, 573, 22; Styles.font_size 110
-- right presentation/View.dimensions_set 53, 28, 274, 22; Styles.font_size 150
-- small/View.dimensions_set 50, 15, 100, 22; Styles.font_size 110
-- half/width = 166; width += 3 if ! View.scroll_bars; View.dimensions_set width, 58, 0, 925; Styles.font_size 110; Window.visibility('full')
-- small/55, 20, 20, 22
-- tiny/20, 10, 40, 22
-- small font/Styles.font_size 110
-- medium font/Styles.font_size 170
-- large font/Styles.font_size 265
-- prompt/left = (View.screen_width / 2) - 117; View.dimensions_set 30, 2, left, 41
-- center/left = (View.screen_width / 2) - 187; View.dimensions_set 46, 15, left, 41
-- large/145, 58, 46, 22
-- website/View.dimensions_set 28, 16, 407, 234; Styles.font_size 110
-
-> Won't be used
-- screencast/View.dimensions_set 77, 21, 281, 418; Styles.font_size 140
-- screencast half/View.dimensions_set 36, 21, 607, 418; Styles.font_size 140
-- screencast window/View.dimensions_set 73, 17, 288, 447; Styles.font_size 140
-- screencast half small/View.dimensions_set 65, 29, 571, 45; Styles.font_size 90
-- skinny bar:
-- right/28, 35, 504, 22
-
-- screencast old:
-- screencast half/View.dimensions_set 46, 24, 574, 39; Styles.font_size 120
-- screencast dev/View.dimensions_set 89, 25, 279, 22; Styles.font_size 110
-- screencast old/View.dimensions_set 77, 21, 281, 22; Styles.font_size 140
-- screencast half old/42, 23, 561, 39

data/menus/docs.rb

@@ -1,57 +0,0 @@
-class Docs
-  def self.menu
-    %`
-    - Introduction/
-      | Most of the Xiki documentation is spread out among other menus, under
-      | their respective 'docs' menus.
-
-      > Here are some to check out first
-      @keys/docs/
-      @menu/docs/
-      @files/docs/
-      @view/docs/
-    - Try typing stuff/
-      > Try just typing a word
-      | Think of a menu name that might exist and sounds likely to solve your
-      | problem.  For example, if you want to do something with images, try the
-      | 'images' menu.  Type it on a blank line and double-click, or use
-      | open+menu (type Ctrl-O, Ctrl-M).
-
-      | Help us improve the docs, and contribute back to the Xiki project.  If
-      | the menu doesn't exist, create it!  If it exists, but could be improved,
-      | edit it!  Many menus exist just to direct you to other menus.  It takes
-      | only seconds to create them.
-
-      > See
-      @menu/docs/how_to_create/
-    - faq/
-      - What is Xiki?/
-        Xiki is an environment that can be used in several ways:
-
-        - Shell terminal on steroids
-        - Development environment for coding rails or node.js apps, etc.
-        - Framework for making lightweight user interfaces
-      - What does Xiki stand for?/
-        XIKI is short for eXecutable wIKI.
-      - What are Xiki's main dependencies?/
-        - An editor
-          - Emacs is fully supported
-            - Xiki takes advantage of many powerful Emacs features
-              - but you don't need to know Emacs to use Xiki
-            - El4r is used as a bridge
-          - Vim and support for other editors is on the way
-        - Xiki is implemented mostly in ruby
-          - but can use other languages like python, javascript, and coffeescript
-      - What's the best way to figure out how to do something?/
-        - @docs/Try typing stuff/
-      - How can I keep up to date with the latest Xiki happenings?/
-        - Follow http://twitter.com/xiki
-        - Join http://groups.google.com/group/xiki/
-        - Watch https://github.com/trogdoro/xiki
-
-    > From the shell console, you can type stuff like this:
-    $ xiki docs/Introduction
-    `
-
-  end
-end

data/menus/eval.rb

@@ -1,17 +0,0 @@
-class Eval
-  def self.menu *args
-
-    # If any args, just eval them
-    if args.any?
-      return eval args.join("/")
-    end
-
-    left = Line.right + 1
-    ignore, ignore, right = View.block_positions "^>"
-
-    Code.run :right=>right, :left=>left
-
-    nil
-  end
-end
-

data/menus/themes.rb

@@ -1,32 +0,0 @@
-class Themes
-  def self.menu *args
-
-    # If nothing passed, show options
-
-    if args.empty?
-      path = "#{Xiki.dir}etc/themes/"
-
-      themes = Dir.new(path).entries.select{|o| o =~ /^\w/}
-
-      return "
-        | Click one of these to change how the window dividers
-        | look (aka the emacs mode line).
-        #{themes.map{|o| "- #{o[/\w+/].gsub('_', ' ')}/\n"}.join()}
-        "
-    end
-
-    # Theme name passed, so use it
-
-    self.use args[0]
-  end
-
-  def self.use name
-    path = "#{Xiki.dir}etc/themes/#{TextUtil.title_case name, :underscores=>1}.notes"
-    return "| Theme doesn't exist" if ! File.exists? path
-
-    load path
-
-    nil
-  end
-
-end