copy.rb in webgen-1.0.0.beta3

- old
+ new
@@ -12,36 +12,11 @@
 
       include Base
 
       # Create the node for +path+.
       #
-      # The following order is used for finding the (optional) content processor pipeline:
-      #
-      # * If the pipeline meta info key is specified, it is used.
-      #
-      # * If the +path+ has the names of content processors as parts in the file extension, all
-      #   extension parts until the first non-content processor part will be used for the pipeline
-      #   and removed from the extension.
-      #
-      #   If the last extension part is a file extension registered with a content processor (using
-      #   the :ext_map facility), the corresponding content processor is appended to the pipeline
-      #   and the post-process file extension name is used.
-      #
-      # Here are some examples:
-      #
-      # * pipeline = ['erb'] → only erb is used, extension is not modified
-      #
-      # * path = 'test.erb.kramdown.html', no pipeline → pipeline is set to ['erb', 'kramdown'] and
-      #   path extension is changed to '.html', ie. path = 'test.html'
-      #
-      # * path = 'test.erb.kramdown.unknown.html', no pipeline → pipeline is set ['erb', 'kramdown']
-      #   and path extension is changed to 'unknown.html', ie. path = 'test.unknown.html'
-      #
-      # * path = 'test.erb.sass', no pipeline → pipeline is set to ['erb', 'sass'] and path
-      #   extension is changed to '.css', ie. path = 'test.css'
-      #
-      # * path = 'test.sass', no pipeline → pipeline is set to ['sass'] and path extension is
-      #   changed to '.css', ie. path = 'test.css'
+      # See the user documentation for detailed information about how the content processor pipeline
+      # can be specified.
       def create_nodes(path)
         if !path.meta_info.has_key?('pipeline')
           pipeline = []
           exts = path.ext.split('.')
           pipeline << exts.shift while exts.length > 1 && @website.ext.content_processor.registered?(exts.first)