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<cffunction name="processColdBoxRequest" access="public" returntype="void" hint="Process a Coldbox Request" output="true" >
		<cfset var cbController 	= 0>
		<cfset var event 			= 0>
		<cfset var exceptionService = 0>
		<cfset var exceptionBean 	= 0>
		<cfset var renderedContent  = "">
		<cfset var eventCacheEntry  = 0>
		<cfset var interceptorData  = structnew()>
		<cfset var renderData 	    = structnew()>
		<cfset var refResults 		= structnew()>

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/** Ensure the proper environment regardless of domain used to construct the app **/
component {
	// PUBLIC METHODS ---------------------------------------------------------------
	public void function configure(){
		
		// You don't have to put this in the application scope.
		// I just like to keep it there.
		application.machine
			= createObject('java','java.net.InetAddress').getLocalHost().getHostName();
		

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	<!--- getMockRequestContext --->
	<cffunction name="getMockRequestContext" output="false" access="private" returntype="coldbox.system.web.context.RequestContext" hint="Builds an empty functioning request context mocked with methods via MockBox.  You can also optionally wipe all methods on it.">
		<cfargument name="clearMethods" type="boolean" required="false" default="false" hint="Clear Methods on it?"/>
		<cfargument name="classname" type="string" required="false" default="coldbox.system.web.context.RequestContext" hint="By default, the core ColdBox RequestContext will be created; however, a full classpath may be provided to allow you to use a decorated RequestContext object within your tests."/>
		<cfscript>
			var mockRC = "";
			var rcProps = structnew();

			if( arguments.clearMethods ){
				return getMockBox().createMock(className=arguments.classname,clearMethods=true);

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# Text Adventure Game
# "Inside the Matrix"
# http://aarongreenlee.com/

SLEEPTIME = 1
INTRO_STRINGS = ['The Matrix has you.','Follow the White Rabbit.']

# Helpers
def print_delay(s)
  sleep(SLEEPTIME)

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# Aaron Greenlee
# http://aarongreenlee.com/
# Activity 2.1: Warmup 3

puts "Give me three sets of words like 'apples and oranges' and 'are good to eat'"
puts "You'll then see every combination between the two groups."

word_groups = { :one => [],:two => [],:three => [] }

word_groups.each { |k,v|

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# Aaron Greenlee
# http://aarongreenlee.com/
# Activity 2.1: Warmup 2

array1 = [1, 2, 3, 4]
array2 = %w{peter piper picked peppers}
array3 = []

array3 = array1.zip(array2).join(',').split(',')

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# Aaron Greenlee
# http://aarongreenlee.com/
# Activity 2.1: Warmup 1

MIN_N = 1
MAX_N = 1000000
STOP_GOING = ['no','n']
KEEP_GOING = ['yes','y']
GOOD_GOING_ANSWERS = KEEP_GOING | STOP_GOING
GOOD_GOING_ANSWERS_STRING = "'" + GOOD_GOING_ANSWERS.join('", "') + '"'

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# Aaron Greenlee (http://aarongreenlee.com)
# Learning Ruby exercise. It's fun.

MAX_NUMBER = 100
MIN_NUMBER = 1
ALLOWED_ATTEMPTS = 10
MESSAGE_BREAK_POINT = ALLOWED_ATTEMPTS / 2
CONTINUATION_INPUT_ANSWERS = ['yes','no','y','n','ok','sure','fo sizzle']
QUIT_ANSWERS = ['n','no']
CLUE_ANSWERS = ['clue']