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<p>Babylonia's down, probably for the weekend.  Fucky.</p>
<p>Anyway, got some ideas for indexing my site with graphs using <em>dot</em> or <em>neato</em> (though probably dot, since not all links are bidirectional.  This,  however, would be trivial to fix once the origional graph is made.  Once a file is added or edited, a revision program could be run to put a 'pages that link to this page' section in the document).  Also thinking about adding a Rampancy .dme.</p>
<p>The Syntax highlighter is coming along fine.  Or.. it was until babylonia went down.  The problem is that I'm using Parse::RecDescent's version of BNF for the syntax files, and that mows right through \n's, so it's turning into a sort of 'tidy' program that indents and spaces everything nicely.  Maybe.  It also works as a validator, either highlighting in red(reversevid()) or not highlighting at all anything that doesn't match a rule.  <a href="http://ranna.bolognia.net/available/in-progress/syn/xml.syn" target="_blank">Here</a>'s a syntax file, even though you won't be able to see until babylonia gets back up.</p>
<p>I miss Andrew</p>
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update from sparkleup 2020-04-25 06:30:08 +00:00			`<p><span class="tag">diary</span> <span class="tag">livejournal</span> <span class="tag">fossils</span></p>`
			`<p>Babylonia's down, probably for the weekend. Fucky.</p>`
update from sparkleup 2020-04-23 20:55:07 +00:00			`<p>Anyway, got some ideas for indexing my site with graphs using <em>dot</em> or <em>neato</em> (though probably dot, since not all links are bidirectional. This, however, would be trivial to fix once the origional graph is made. Once a file is added or edited, a revision program could be run to put a 'pages that link to this page' section in the document). Also thinking about adding a Rampancy .dme.</p>`
			<p>The Syntax highlighter is coming along fine. Or.. it was until babylonia went down. The problem is that I'm using Parse::RecDescent's version of BNF for the syntax files, and that mows right through \n's, so it's turning into a sort of 'tidy' program that indents and spaces everything nicely. Maybe. It also works as a validator, either highlighting in red(reversevid()) or not highlighting at all anything that doesn't match a rule. <a href="http://ranna.bolognia.net/available/in-progress/syn/xml.syn" target="_blank">Here</a>'s a syntax file, even though you won't be able to see until babylonia gets back up.</p>
			`<p>I miss Andrew</p>`
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