def alias_task(name, old_name)
  t = Rake::Task[old_name]
  desc t.full_comment if t.full_comment

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
 
domain, room, *message = ARGV

o = type.new
setters = o.methods.grep(/[^\]]=$/)
setters.each do |s|

def eq?(x, y)
  x.all? { |o| x.count(o) == y.count(o) }
end

def times_for_period(date)
  regular_hours_by_week = Hash.new(0)
  

require "benchmark"
 
KEY = '1234567890'

require "benchmark"
 
STRING = '1234567890'

require 'benchmark'
 
def many

# The Question: Should this work?
# The Bonus Question: Does it, and in what capacity?
 

require "benchmark"
require 'bigdecimal'
 

require "benchmark"
 
@callbacks = %w(

module Enumerable
  def return
    each do |i|

require "benchmark"
class Hash
  # Performs the opposite of <tt>merge</tt>, with the keys and values from the first hash taking precedence over the second.

require 'thread'
 
module EventMachine

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
 
require "benchmark"

module EventMachine
  # == EventMachine::Channel
  #

require 'sinatra/metal'
 
class SinatraMetal < Sinatra::Base

# I stole this code from em-mysql (tmm1 <3)
module Sequel
  class Database

# async_sinatra_example.ru
require 'sinatra'
 

class FiberedMutex
  #
  # Creates a new FiberedMutex