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![limechat/ruby/view/log.rb
class LogController < NSObject
def print(line, unit, use_keyword=true)
body, key = build_body(line, unit, use_keyword)
unless @loaded
@lines << [line, unit, use_keyword]
return key
end
s = ''
s << %|<span class="time">#{h(line.time)}</span>| if line.time
s << %|<span class="place">#{h(line.place)}</span>| if line.place
# ... ( )...
end
end](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/sprk02-091213041344-phpapp01/85/Hartwarming-lightning-talk-in-winter-Sapporo-16-320.jpg)
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Hartwarming lightning talk in winter Sapporo
This document discusses a lightning talk given in Sapporo, Japan during winter about the Ruby programming language. It mentions using LimeChat, an open source chat client written in Ruby, to view logs from chat sessions. It also references using Ruby and the DOM to dynamically generate and update HTML within LimeChat to display messages. The document provides code examples from the LimeChat Ruby source code for handling and displaying lines in the log.
