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Cees de Groot wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap="">On Tue, 2003-11-18 at 08:12, Nevin Pratt wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Gardner seems cool, but as I mentioned, I don't particular see the need
to have my Wiki be part of Seaside. Or just maybe I'm missing the big
picture here, and not seeing some advantage that exists by integrating
it with Seaside.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->The idea is that you can have other Seaside components on the same page,
etcetera. And of course that you can embrace-and-extend it in the
environment you're most used to.
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<pre wrap="">Plus Gardner requires SmallWiki? And SmallWiki requires Comanche 6.x?
And I'm running Comanche 5.x.
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<pre wrap=""><!---->No. Gardner requires bits of SmallWiki, which you can fetch from my MC
repository (basically Gardner reuses the parser and syntax tree stuff
from SmallWiki, but nothing else).
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Where is your MC repository, and how do I "fetch" from it?<br>
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Also, I can't convince Gardner on Squeakmap to load without it also loading
Comanche 6, and I'm uneasy about having both Comanche 5 and Comanche 6 both
in the image simultaneously.<br>
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Nevin<br>
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