From: Ehsanul Hoque <ehsanul_g3@...>
Date: 2009-11-05T14:29:10+09:00
Subject: Re: Create HTML files using RUBY

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> > But FWIW=2C Haml can easily be vendored=2C so you can probably sneak it=
 in
> > just as easily.
> >=20
> > -greg
>=20
> Umm only if you're allowed to use a framework that supports=20
> "vendoring" (whatever that is).

Errr=2C that has nothing to do with the framework. Vendoring just means inc=
luding the entire source as part of your project=2C instead of assuming the=
 environment will have it set up (through rubygems or whatever).

If you're using rubygems=2C as almost everyone=2C just use  the "gem unpack=
 haml" in your application if you want to vendor haml. Then you just add "r=
equire 'haml/lib/haml'" or whatever the path is to your application. No fra=
mework required. Without rubygems=2C just copy the source in=2C easy enough=
.
 		 	   		 =20
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