Glyph

Indeed I stumbled across Pandoc before, and I actually thought about integrating it with Glyph

Whoops, didn't see Fabio post already here. :P On Oct 21, 8:58 am, Eric <darthzi...@gmail.com

Thanks Eric for creating a TextMate bundle for Glyph! Nothing too fancy (for now) but it's

Glyph 0.4.0 has been released! This new release features web output, HTML5 support, wkhtmltopdf

On 8 Aug 2010, at 19:43, Fabio Cevasco wrote: > The 0.4.0 release of Glyph is getting closer: as

Indeed it is expected. Glyph uses pipes to separate macro parameters, so if you have something like:

Hello Pete, Glad to hear you like Glyph so far! I opened a new issue for the problem you mentioned:

Hello Eric, I assume you used Glyph and the textile[] macro to convert your textile document, right?

Hello again! Interesting project indeed... it looks like ERB applied to OO documents instead of HTML

At present Glyph can only generate single HTML files. *However* things are going to change in the

Err yes. Unfortunately I don't use a mac and my wife won't let me near hers, nevermind

For more information, see the official announcement: http://www.h3rald.com/articles/glyph-020-

Now that the first preview release of Glyph is released, it's time to start thinking about 0.2.0

Sure, really liking it so far. I've generated a few test docs and they look really nice. I'm