Tatu Kairi Tattoo

## script.sh
### 'set -x' is wonderful if you want to see the command as well as output in a script

function example {
    echo "${1}"
}
VAR="foo"
set -x
example "${VAR}"

# + example foo

## gist:5f0097f9c422f7b7c3491ec464d73fff
# Step 1
# Open Automator
#
# Step 2
# File - New - Service
#
# Set the top dropdown boxes to Service receives selected files or folders in Finder.app
# Double click or drag Run Shell Script from the left panel, and enter the following:

if [[ -d $1 ]]; then

## gist:a4c036f772cabe2e4ae9f2a6bba48293
property default_minutes : 30
property wait_percent : 50 -- wait before starting fade

set question to "Set a sleep timer for how many minutes?"
set options to {"Don't sleep after", "Sleep after", "Cancel"}

display dialog question default answer default_minutes ¬
    buttons options default button 1 giving up after 30
set {_button, _answer} to {button returned, text returned} of result

## OrchestrationLibrary.py
""" test.robot
*** Settings ***
Library    OrchestrationLibrary

*** Test Cases ***
Configuration
    [Tags]    configuration
    Trigger on    Some condition    Test 1
    Trigger on    Some condition     test 2
    Trigger on    Other condition    Test 2

## gist:d5cd0cc8759f3ea3dce84fba207f2a07
data:text/html, <html contenteditable>

## wrap_rf_variables.sublime-snippet
<snippet>
  <content><![CDATA[\${${SELECTION}}]]></content>
  <!-- Optional: Set a tabTrigger to define how to trigger the snippet -->
  <!-- <tabTrigger>hello</tabTrigger> -->
  <!-- Optional: Set a scope to limit where the snippet will trigger -->
  <!-- <scope>source.python</scope> -->
</snippet>

<!-- keymap:

## filewatcher.ps1
param([string]$folder)
$command="$args"
$filter = "*.*"
$Watcher = New-Object IO.FileSystemWatcher $folder, $filter -Property @{
    IncludeSubdirectories = $true
    EnableRaisingEvents = $true
}

Register-ObjectEvent $Watcher Changed -SourceIdentifier Watcher -Action {
    $command=$event.MessageData

## Cleanup Robot Framework stuff from folders
alias robot_clean="find . \( -name log.html -or -name report.html -or -name output.xml -or -name debug.log -or -name \"*-screenshot-*.png\" \) -exec rm -rf {} \;"

## ExampleDynamicLibray.py
from inspect import getargspec
from types import FunctionType

from your_module import (a_method
                         another_method,
                         and_so_on)


class ExampleDynamicLibrary(object):
    def __init__(self):

## keywords.py
'''
You need to have Keywords-table as the last table inside of the suite- and
resource files. Or more clever grepping than presented below. `sed` etc. is also
fine if the output would be same as the grep command below.

$ grep -irn -A 5000 '* Keywords *' path/to/tests > my_file
$ python keywords.py my_file [how_many_scores]

or one-liner:
$ grep -irn -A 5000 '* Keywords *' path/to/tests | python keywords.py - [how_many_scores]
	### 'set -x' is wonderful if you want to see the command as well as output in a script

	function example {
	echo "${1}"
	}
	VAR="foo"
	set -x
	example "${VAR}"

	# + example foo
	# Step 1
	# Open Automator
	#
	# Step 2
	# File - New - Service
	#
	# Set the top dropdown boxes to Service receives selected files or folders in Finder.app
	# Double click or drag Run Shell Script from the left panel, and enter the following:

	if [[ -d $1 ]]; then
	property default_minutes : 30
	property wait_percent : 50 -- wait before starting fade

	set question to "Set a sleep timer for how many minutes?"
	set options to {"Don't sleep after", "Sleep after", "Cancel"}

	display dialog question default answer default_minutes ¬
	buttons options default button 1 giving up after 30
	set {_button, _answer} to {button returned, text returned} of result
	""" test.robot
	* Settings *
	Library OrchestrationLibrary

	* Test Cases *
	Configuration
	[Tags] configuration
	Trigger on Some condition Test 1
	Trigger on Some condition test 2
	Trigger on Other condition Test 2
	<snippet>
	<content><![CDATA[\${${SELECTION}}]]></content>
	<!-- Optional: Set a tabTrigger to define how to trigger the snippet -->
	<!-- <tabTrigger>hello</tabTrigger> -->
	<!-- Optional: Set a scope to limit where the snippet will trigger -->
	<!-- <scope>source.python</scope> -->
	</snippet>

	<!-- keymap:
	param([string]$folder)
	$command="$args"
	$filter = "."
	$Watcher = New-Object IO.FileSystemWatcher $folder, $filter -Property @{
	IncludeSubdirectories = $true
	EnableRaisingEvents = $true
	}

	Register-ObjectEvent $Watcher Changed -SourceIdentifier Watcher -Action {
	$command=$event.MessageData
	from inspect import getargspec
	from types import FunctionType

	from your_module import (a_method
	another_method,
	and_so_on)


	class ExampleDynamicLibrary(object):
	def __init__(self):
	'''
	You need to have Keywords-table as the last table inside of the suite- and
	resource files. Or more clever grepping than presented below. `sed` etc. is also
	fine if the output would be same as the grep command below.

	$ grep -irn -A 5000 '* Keywords *' path/to/tests > my_file
	$ python keywords.py my_file [how_many_scores]

	or one-liner:
	$ grep -irn -A 5000 '* Keywords *' path/to/tests \| python keywords.py - [how_many_scores]