Matthew Nielsen

This is an example of of using Arduino-Menusystem with an SSH1306-based OLED module. These are the most common OLED displays seen on eBay, Amazon, etc. It uses the [SSD1306Ascii](https://github.com/greiman/SSD1306Ascii) library...

Handle infinite, endless and beginless ranges

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We can do endless ranges in Ruby < 2.6 with `(0..Float::INFINITY)`, and in Ruby >= 2.6 with `(0..)` or `(0..nil)`. Also, in Ruby 2.7 we now have [beginless ranges](https://rubyreferences.github.io/rubychanges/2.7.html#beginless-range): `[..100]`...

Do something better with ranges and lengths

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Array indexes can be ranges, or can be integers passed with a length. Right now the gem handles these in the same way that the base Array class does: ```...

Just a note that I have got your tool working on my original (2011.12) Pi Model B. Thank you for putting all the effort in to making it work! ##...

Adds a new command line arg (`-C` or `--continue-after-timeout`) that will let the download process continue after a timeout error is raised within `parse_page()`. My use case: > I have...

Make branch at current master for 3.x compatibility, master moves to 4.x. Create release tags for new releases. Consider moving version number to match middleman version number, with our version...

Find a way to pass the target name as a command line arg instead of an ENV variable.

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Currently to specify the build targe you need to set it as a command line ENV variable declaration: ``` MIDDLEMAN_BUILD_TARGET=aardvark middleman build ``` This seems a little hokey. I'd like...

Currently, if I set up my target map as ``` activate :target do |t| t.build_targets = { "phonegap" => { :includes => %w[android ios] } } end ``` I could...

We're constantly reading the ENV value for the build target. This seems wrong, and will eventually break if issue #6 is completed. We should memoize the value using app.set instead.

Even though issue #4 would supersede the use of #build_targets=, it would need to be there for a few version for compatibility. It would be nice to validate the hash...