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A set of functions to tokenize a string.

`lexer` is meant to be the entry point to analyse a string. It takes two
parameters, a string containing code and an associated (file) name, and returns
the created set of tokens.

The set of tokens returned by `lexer` is aggregated in `tokenize`, which is
called initially with the result of `initialToken`. This is necessary for the

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~/p/d/a/ldap_server master  $ ldapsearch -H 'ldap://localhost:4040/' -D 'a' -b 'dc=foo,dc=example,dc=com' '(foo=bar)' a
ldap_bind: Success (0)
	matched DN: a
	additional info: Authenticated!
# extended LDIF
#
# LDAPv3
# base <dc=foo,dc=example,dc=com> with scope subtree
# filter: (foo=bar)
# requesting: a 

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# Add this profile to be able to define a list of further profiles to include
# in hieradata.
#
# This lets you compose a role with other profiles to create "very special
# snowflake" configurations.
class profile::snowflake {
  $profiles = hiera_array('profiles::include', [])

  contain $profiles
}

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$ function fish_prompt; set_color white; echo -n $USER:(echo $PWD | sed -e "s|$HOME|~|"); set_color normal; echo -n ' $ '; end
apanek: ~/blog $ funcsave fish_prompt

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# bundle exec rspec


/System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/2.0/usr/bin/ruby -S rspec spec/classes/bond/setup_spec.rb spec/defines/bond/debian_spec.rb spec/defines/bond/redhat_spec.rb spec/defines/bond_spec.rb spec/unit/network_facts_spec.rb spec/unit/provider/network_config/interfaces_spec.rb spec/unit/provider/network_config/redhat_spec.rb spec/unit/provider/network_route/redhat_spec.rb spec/unit/provider/network_route/routes_spec.rb spec/unit/type/network_config_spec.rb spec/unit/type/network_route_spec.rb --color
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Pending:
  Puppet::Type::Network_config when validating the attribute options should be a descendant of the KeyValue property
    # on conversion to specific type
    # ./spec/unit/type/network_config_spec.rb:69

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with_defaults = (object, defaults) ->
  f = (previous, current) ->
    unless Object.hasOwnProperty(previous, current)
      previous[current] = object[current]

    previous

  Object.keys(object).reduce f, defaults

# "Fancy" version of Object.defineProperty that stores and applies a given

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use std::iter::Range;

fn main() {
    println!("I am such a great program. I can count to ten.")
    let start = 1;
    let stop = 10;
    
    start = 2;
    
    for i in natural_range(start, stop) {

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# Ensure given object implements methods and has properties according to the
# given interface.
#
# An interface may look as follows:
#
# DuckType = {
#   getFoo: 'function',        # Expect function foo
#   setFoo: [ 'function', 3 ], # Expect function bar, taking at least 3 arguments
#   bar: 'property',
#   boo: [ 'property', 'string' ]