anchor.diff:        # load library for parsing method documentation
         require 'gerbil/rdoc'
   
  -      RDoc::TopLevel.parse @spec['code']
  -      Dir['*.rb'].each do |f|
  +      Dir['{,config/}*.rb'].each do |f|
           RDoc::TopLevel.parse_file f
         end
   
         RDoc::TopLevel.all_methods.each do |m|
       %>
  -    | @<%= m.decl %>@ | <noformat><%= m.comment_html %></noformat> |
  +    | <code><%= m.decl %></code> | <noformat><%= m.comment_html %></noformat> |
       <% end %>
     <% end %>
   <% end %>
  
positive.code: 
      To use this plugin, run the following command:
  
        rake new
  
      After it executes, the command will report the name of the file it created.  You can then edit the created file using your favorite text editor and fill in all the juicy details.
    <% end %>
  
negative.code:       As you can see, _unlike_ the blog entries in the <tt>input/</tt> directory, blog entries in the <tt>entries/</tt> directory do not have to worry about their original file name influencing the output file name. As a result, you can organize your blog entry files however you want.
  
        For example, I like to put all blog entry files related to Ruby programming within the <tt>entries/code/ruby/</tt> subdirectory. The names of these subdirectories do not have any special meaning to Rassmalog, so you can name them however you like.
      <% end %>
  
      <% section "<tt>plugins/</tt>", "manifest.plugins" do %>
        This directory contains Ruby source files which define additional Rake tasks for Rassmalog.
  
        <% pluginFiles.each do |file| %>
          <% section "<tt>#{File.basename(file)}</tt>", file do %>
            |_. Command |_. Description |
            <% `rake -f #{file} -T`.split(/\r?\n/)[1..-1].each do |s| %>
            | <%= s.split('#').join(' | ') %> |
            <% end %>
  
            <noformat><%=
              File.read(file)[/\A.*?(?=^#--)/m].
              gsub(/^# ?/, '').indent_to_pre.to_html
            %></noformat>
          <% end %>
        <% end %>
  