Karol Kuczmarski Xion

## truck_time.py
# The wreck of a plane in a desert is 15 miles from the nearest point A on a straight road.
# A rescue truck starts for the wreck at a point on the road that is 30 miles distant from A.
# If the truck can travel at 80 mph on the road and at 40 mph on a straight path in the desert,
# how far from A should the truck leave the road to reach the wreck in a minimum time?

from math import sqrt

def truck_time(turn_point):
    road_distance = turn_point
    skipped_road_distance = 30 - turn_point

## compact.py
def compact(*args):
    ''' compact() function, analoguous to the PHP version.
    Converts a series of (possible nested) iterables containing variable names
    into a dictionary mapping those names to variable values.
    Example:
    >>> x, y, z, a, b, c = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
    >>> compact('x', ['y','z'], ['a', ['b'], [['c']]])
    {'a': 4, 'b': 5, 'c': 6, 'x': 1, 'y': 2, 'z': 3}
    '''
    def _compact_arg(res, arg):

## Coded4.hs
-- Coded4.hs

-- Simplified version of coded4 analyzer (http://github.com/Xion/coded4)
-- Supports only Git repositories and produces less neatly formatted output

-- usage:
-- $ runghc Coded4.hs <path-to-git-repo>


module Coded4 where

## jinja_capture.py
from jinja2.ext import Extension
from jinja2.nodes import CallBlock, Output, MarkSafe

class CaptureExtension(Extension):
    ''' Generic capture extension, useful for providing
    content that should go into specific places in HTML template,
    such as the <head> tag for JavaScript includes.

    Syntax for providing content for so-called 'dataset' (here it's "js"):


## gist:1804474
This puzzle is (allegedly) solved by elementary school children in 5 to 10 minutes,
but adults usually struggle with it much longer.

8809=6
7111=0
2172=0
6666=4
1111=0
3213=0
7662=2

## monads.py
# Monadic IO

def print_(s):
    def _():
        print s
    return _

def some_io():
    for x in ['Hello', 'World']:
        yield print_(x)

## missing_dict.py
import collections


missing = object()

class MissingDict(dict):
    """Dictionary that supports a special 'missing' value.
    Assigning a missing value to key will remove the key from dictionary.
    Initializing a key with missing value will result in key not being
    added to dictionary at all.

## pytz_patch.py
"""
Import hook extending pytz package with usable, generic timezones:
GMT-14 up to GMT+12.

Note that pytz already has Etc/GMT+X timezones, but
(quoting Wikipedia):

"In order to conform with the POSIX style, those zones beginning with "Etc/GMT"
have their sign reversed from what most people expect. In this style,
zones west of GMT have a positive sign and those east have a negative sign."

## keyword_stats.py
"""
Analyzing keywords from different programming languages.
"""

def word_stats(words):
    count = len(words)
    len_sum = sum(map(len, words))
    return {
        'count': count,
        'total_chars': len_sum,

## almost_roguelike.py
#!/usr/bin/env python

import curses


SHIFTS = {
    curses.KEY_LEFT: (0, -1),
    curses.KEY_UP: (-1, 0),
    curses.KEY_RIGHT: (0, 1),
    curses.KEY_DOWN: (1, 0),
	# The wreck of a plane in a desert is 15 miles from the nearest point A on a straight road.
	# A rescue truck starts for the wreck at a point on the road that is 30 miles distant from A.
	# If the truck can travel at 80 mph on the road and at 40 mph on a straight path in the desert,
	# how far from A should the truck leave the road to reach the wreck in a minimum time?

	from math import sqrt

	def truck_time(turn_point):
	road_distance = turn_point
	skipped_road_distance = 30 - turn_point
	def compact(*args):
	''' compact() function, analoguous to the PHP version.
	Converts a series of (possible nested) iterables containing variable names
	into a dictionary mapping those names to variable values.
	Example:
	>>> x, y, z, a, b, c = 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
	>>> compact('x', ['y','z'], ['a', ['b'], [['c']]])
	{'a': 4, 'b': 5, 'c': 6, 'x': 1, 'y': 2, 'z': 3}
	'''
	def _compact_arg(res, arg):
	-- Coded4.hs

	-- Simplified version of coded4 analyzer (http://github.com/Xion/coded4)
	-- Supports only Git repositories and produces less neatly formatted output

	-- usage:
	-- $ runghc Coded4.hs <path-to-git-repo>


	module Coded4 where
	from jinja2.ext import Extension
	from jinja2.nodes import CallBlock, Output, MarkSafe

	class CaptureExtension(Extension):
	''' Generic capture extension, useful for providing
	content that should go into specific places in HTML template,
	such as the <head> tag for JavaScript includes.

	Syntax for providing content for so-called 'dataset' (here it's "js"):
	This puzzle is (allegedly) solved by elementary school children in 5 to 10 minutes,
	but adults usually struggle with it much longer.

	8809=6
	7111=0
	2172=0
	6666=4
	1111=0
	3213=0
	7662=2
	# Monadic IO

	def print_(s):
	def _():
	print s
	return _

	def some_io():
	for x in ['Hello', 'World']:
	yield print_(x)
	import collections


	missing = object()

	class MissingDict(dict):
	"""Dictionary that supports a special 'missing' value.
	Assigning a missing value to key will remove the key from dictionary.
	Initializing a key with missing value will result in key not being
	added to dictionary at all.
	"""
	Import hook extending pytz package with usable, generic timezones:
	GMT-14 up to GMT+12.

	Note that pytz already has Etc/GMT+X timezones, but
	(quoting Wikipedia):

	"In order to conform with the POSIX style, those zones beginning with "Etc/GMT"
	have their sign reversed from what most people expect. In this style,
	zones west of GMT have a positive sign and those east have a negative sign."
	"""
	Analyzing keywords from different programming languages.
	"""

	def word_stats(words):
	count = len(words)
	len_sum = sum(map(len, words))
	return {
	'count': count,
	'total_chars': len_sum,
	#!/usr/bin/env python

	import curses


	SHIFTS = {
	curses.KEY_LEFT: (0, -1),
	curses.KEY_UP: (-1, 0),
	curses.KEY_RIGHT: (0, 1),
	curses.KEY_DOWN: (1, 0),