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Sub InsertLotsOfFiles()
'
' InsertLotsOfFiles Macro
' Macro written 21/09/2009 by Nigel Thorne
'
Dim No_Of_Files As Integer
Dim kk25 As Integer
Dim File_Path As String

File_Path = "..." 'change this to the path you want to use.

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#Taken from http://coderrr.wordpress.com/2008/04/22/building-the-right-class-with-sti-in-rails/


class GenericClass < ActiveRecord::Base
  class << self
    def new_with_cast(*a, &b)
      if (h = a.first).is_a? Hash and (type = h[:type] || h['type']) and (klass = type.constantize) != self
        raise "wtF hax!!"  unless klass < self  # klass should be a descendant of us
        return klass.new(*a, &b)
      end

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class Game(rolls: List[Int]) {
  def score:Int = score(rolls, 10)
  private def score(rolls:List[Int], index:Int):Int = {
    if (index == 0) return 0

    rolls match {
      case 10 :: second :: third :: rest 
        => 10 + second + third + score(second :: third :: rest, index-1)
      case first :: second :: third :: rest if first + second == 10 
        => 10 + third + score(third :: rest, index-1)

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String.prototype.fromRoman = function() {
  maps = new Object();
  maps["I"] = 1;
  maps["V"] = 5;
  maps["X"] = 10;
  maps["L"] = 50;
  maps["C"] = 100;
  maps["D"] = 500;
  maps["M"] = 1000;

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# Please fork this and make it better :)
#
# A valid solution follows these rules:
# 1 - The output should be the same sql as the input with different whitespace.
# 2 - Running the script on a file that is already beautified should do nothing.


sql = File.read(ARGV[0])
clean = sql.
		gsub(/\t/, "    ").

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// Mark things you want to resize with class="resizeable" 
// The ratio between their sizes will be maintained.
// works with jquery-1.4.2.min.js
//
//    <script src=".../jquery-1.4.2.min.js"></script> 
//    <script src=".../resize.js"></script> 
//


      function resizeNodes(nodes, startsizes, multiplier){

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using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using System.Reflection;
using System.Text.RegularExpressions;

namespace NigelThorne
{
    public class CSVParser
    {

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require 'rubygems'
require 'parslet'

#This needs a few more 'as' calls to annotate the output 
class JSONParser < Parslet::Parser
  rule(:space)              { match('[\s\n]').repeat(1)}
  rule(:space?)             { space.maybe }
  rule(:digit)              { match('[0-9]') }
  rule(:hexdigit)           { match('[0-9a-fA-F]') }
  rule(:comma)              { space? >> str(',') >> space? }

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# Report SVN logs for a revision span as a csv for analysis in excel.
# By Nigel Thorne (nwt) www.nigelthorne.com

require 'nokogiri'

repo = ARGV[0] || "http://.../trunk" # repository location
from = ARGV[1] || "1111" # from revision
to   = ARGV[2] || "2222" # to revision

xml_changes = Nokogiri::XML(`svn.exe log  #{repo} -r#{from}:#{to} --xml`)

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# Report On the Worst code in your codebase (for some definition of worst) as reported by Team City and NCover
# *******This works for us.. may need editing to work for you!********
# By Nigel Thorne (nwt) www.nigelthorne.com
# https://gist.github.com/gists/1403141

#install : 
# once ruby is installed... 
# and in your path
# gem install nokogiri
# gem install mechanize