From: Tobias Reif Date: 2002-05-07T20:44:57+09:00 Subject: Re: tags for embedded ruby Dan Allen wrote: > After reading endless xml books and watching all of these languages > like perl, python and ruby go the way of PHP and make embedding code > within html possible, I don't understand why the standards for xml > processing instructions are not followed. You mean in eruby? Months ago, I mailed em, asking for XHTML, but they replied no, IIRC. Anyways, for small homecooked stuff, you can use what you want: from http://www.pinkjuice.com/howto/RubySVG/examples.xhtml : http://www.rubynewbies.com/~tobi/show_source.rb?file=h_time.rb&format=.xhtml (you may want to change the regex to /.../m), as in the fragment below Tobi doc = < get MIMEtype
The content-type sent for' ruby?> ' ruby?> which is the correct MIME type for SVG.' else '
(if the content is SVG, the MIME type (content-type header) should be
image/svg+xml
)

' end ruby?>

see www.pinkjuice.com/SVG/mime.xhtml

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DELIMITER resolved_doc = doc.gsub /<\?ruby\s+(.*?)\s+ruby\?>/m do eval $1 end print "content-type: text/html\n\n" print resolved_doc -- http://www.pinkjuice.com/