Bill Burcham Bill

 
require 'singleton'
 
# This is a parser pattern based on regexp as lexer.
# Express your tokens as parenthesized regexps separated by
# alternation (|). Erroneous input causes immediate return.
module Parse
  def parse( s, p, &block)
    i = 0
    while i < s.length do

require 'singleton'
 
# This is a parser pattern based on regexp as lexer.
# Express your tokens as parenthesized regexps separated by
# alternation (|). Erroneous input causes immediate return.
module Parse
  def parse( s, p, &block)
    i = 0
    while i < s.length do
      # could pass i to match and use block form in newer lib

  before_filter :set_database_for_cluster_stuff
 
  # SourceSpecific and subclasses (Content, Cluster) take up a lot of space so we want them in
  # their own per-Domain databases. This hook injects the appropriate database connection based
  # on the Domain gleaned from the request so subsequent access (during this request) 
  # will go to the appropriate database.
  def set_database_for_cluster_stuff
    
    config = ActiveRecord::Base.configurations[RAILS_ENV]
    # Get the database name from the Domain

# capture a yaml dump of an object like this:
#  capture { y request }
module Kernel
  def capture # pass a block to capture
     old_stdout = $stdout
     out = StringIO.new
     $stdout = out
     begin
        yield
     ensure

# the approved way to add methods to example groups in rspec
# from David Chelimsky's comment here http://www.benmabey.com/2008/06/08/writing-macros-in-rspec/
Spec::Runner.configure do |config|
  config.include(AssignMacro, :type => :controllers)
end

module Spec
  module Rails
    class ControllerContext < Rails::Context
        module ContextEvalInstanceMethods
          def setup_extra
            (class << @controller; self; end).class_eval do
              include ControllerInstanceMethods
            end
            @controller.integrate_views! if @integrate_views
            @controller.session = session

# BAD:
foo.bar    = 25
foo.biz    = 'Hello World'
foo.bazzle = 42
 
# GOOD:
foo.bar = 25
foo.biz = 'Hello World'
foo.bazzle = 42

# This is an attempt at an improved version of params_for or rspec rails. It is meant to
# support recognition of paths when the Rails environment has been extended via patches like these:
# http://weblog.jamisbuck.org/2006/10/26/monkey-patching-rails-extending-routes-2
# http://svn.danwebb.net/external/rails/plugins/request_routing/trunk/README
# So instead of route :conditions having only :method, they may now have other data such as :domain
def recognize_path( path, options)
  if options[:host].kind_of?( Array )
    result = options[:host].collect{ | h | route( path, options.merge( :host => h) ) }
  else
    begin