anchor.diff:      <% section "Including the content of another file" do %>
         To include the content of another file inside the body of a blog entry, you can use the following eRuby directive:
   
  -        <%%= File.read('path-to-your-file') %>
  +      pre. <%%= File.read('path-to-your-file') %>
   
         If the included file contains characters that might be interpreted as HTML, then we should properly escape those characters using the @ERB::Util#h@ method:
   
  -        <%%= h File.read('path-to-your-file') %>
  +      pre. <%%= h File.read('path-to-your-file') %>
       <% end %>
     <% end %>
   
  
positive.code: <%
    require 'version'
  
    # parameters for the HTML format
    $title   = "Rassmalog #{Rassmalog[:version]} user guide"
    $authors = {'Suraj N. Kurapati' => 'http://snk.tuxfamily.org'}
  
    # local variables for this document
    download_url = 'http://rubyforge.org/frs/?group_id=2737'
    langFiles = Dir['config/lang/*.yaml'].sort
    pluginFiles = Dir['plugins/*.rb'].sort
  
    # Extracts information about configuration parameters from the given
    # file and emits the information into sections having the given depth.
  
negative.code:   <% section "Generating your blog", 'usage.gen' do %>
      To generate your blog, run the following command:
  
      pre. rake
  
      Or alternatively, you can run:
  
      pre. rake gen
  
      To regenerate your blog from _scratch_ (delete all existing output and generate everything again), run the following command:
  
      pre. rake regen
    <% end %>
  
    <% section "Removing generated files" do %>
      To remove all output files that were generated by Rassmalog, run the following command:
  
      pre. rake clean
  
      To remove everything inside the <tt>output/</tt> directory, run the following command:
  
      pre. rake clobber
    <% end %>
  
    <% section "Publishing your blog" do %>
      To upload your blog to your website, run the following command:
  
      pre. rake upload
    <% end %>
  
    <% section "Preview while you write" do %>
      To continuously preview a blog entry as you write it, run the following command:
  
      pre. rake preview
  
      Now, whenever you save your blog entry file, its HTML page will be generated for preview in your web browser.
    <% end %>
  