Edit: Easier now as of Jekyll >= 0.12.1 redcarpet2 is natively supported by Jekyll, so you can simply set your config to markdown: redcarpet and you are good to go with GFM / fenced code blocks without the rest of this mumbojumbo… Original answer You explicitly ask for Github-flavored markdown, so I presume you aren’t … Read more
I had the same issue but fixed it installing pygments gem. gem install pygments.rb And adding it to my Gemfile. gem ‘pygments.rb’
Unfortunately, there’s no solution within minted at the moment or for the foreseeable future, sorry. Implementing the breaklines feature is quite difficult. Using listings instead may be your best solution here. Minted now has a breaklines option.
I had the same issue. Seems there’s a problem in Pygments.rb 0.5.1. By rolling back to Pygments 0.5.0 the error disappeared. gem uninstall pygments.rb –version “>0.5.0” gem install pygments.rb –version “=0.5.0” Hope this helps.
Taking Norman’s advice to heart, I’ve hacked together a solution that used (a patched) Pygments for highlighting and pushed in as many features as possible without bursting 😉 I’ve also created a LateX package, once my Pygments patch was released in version 1.2 … Presenting minted minted is a package that uses Pygments to provide … Read more
What parsers and lexers have in common: They read symbols of some alphabet from their input. Hint: The alphabet doesn’t necessarily have to be of letters. But it has to be of symbols which are atomic for the language understood by parser/lexer. Symbols for the lexer: ASCII characters. Symbols for the parser: the particular tokens, … Read more