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require 'rubygems'
require 'pdf/reader'


class Script
  def show_text(string)
    puts string
  end
end

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ONE DAY
by
David Nicholls
Based on the novel by David Nicholls
Yellow Pages - 27th July, 2010
Pink Pages - 14th July, 2010
Blue pages- 12th July, 2010
Shooting draft - 2nd July, 2010
Interim draft #2 - 11th June, 2010
Interim draft - 28th May, 2010

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File.foreach("script_test.txt") do |line|
match = /^EXT\.|^INT\.|^\d{1,3}\s|^\d{1,3}[A-Z]\s|^SCENE/
if line =~ match
puts line
end
end

str = File.read("test.txt")
mch = (/^EXT\..+\n/).match(str)
mch.post_match

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MENU = {:hotdog => 2,:coke => 1,:chips => 20}

order = ["coke", "hotdog"]

h = Hash.new

order.each do |f|
  h[f.to_sym] = MENU.fetch(f.to_sym)
end

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# An example below demonstrating 2 classes with the same name in different modules
# Modules simply provide ways to organize classes, methods, and constants into 
# separate namespaces...courtesy of Peter Cooper

module Toolbox
  class Ruler
  attr_accessor :length
 end
end

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class Payroll
  
  def initialize(args)
    @rate = args[ :rate].to_f  
    @call = args[ :call].to_f
    @wrap = args[ :wrap].to_f
    @lunch = args[ :lunch].to_f
    @dinner = args[ :dinner].to_f  
  end
  

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# Calculates Daily Pay Hours & Pay for Tier 3 Agreement Productions

class Payroll
  
  def initialize(rate, call, wrap, lunch, dinner)
    @rate = rate.to_f
    @call = call.to_f
    @wrap = wrap.to_f
    @lunch = lunch.to_f
    @dinner = dinner.to_f