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#!/usr/bin/env perl6
use Test;

sub overlaps-with( $r1, $r2 ) { 
			$r1.min ~~ $r2 and $r1.max ~~ $r2 or $r2.min ~~ $r1 and $r2.max ~~ $r1
		or ( $r1.min == $r2.min and ($r1.max <= $r2.max or $r2.max <= $r1.max) )
		or ( $r2.min < $r1.min < $r2.max <= $r1.max )
		or ( $r1.min < $r2.min < $r1.max <= $r2.max );
}

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require 'foundations/simple'
module Blog
  include Waves::Foundations::Simple
end

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def self.dependencies( *args )
  self['dependencies'] ||= Set.new
  args.length == 0 ? self['dependencies'] : 
    self['dependencies'] += ( args - gems.dependencies )
end

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def self.dependencies( *args )
  self['dependencies'] ||= Set.new
  args.length == 0 ? self['dependencies'] + gems.dependencies : 
    ( self['dependencies'] += ( args - gems.dependencies ) )
end

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Runtime config attributes
  host
  port   (will it be possible for an app to have a separate port?)
  log    (i'm beginning to see that runtime level logs may be best. perhaps the runtime could have an optional "log viewer" waves app built in that could sort out stuff 'per app')
  debug
  synchronize?
  application (rack builder block)
  mime_types
  resources (routing)
  handler (rack handler)

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require 'foundations/compact'
require 'layers/renderers/markaby'

require 'syntaxi'
require 'sequel'

module Spit
  include Waves::Foundations::Compact
  include Waves::Renderers::Markaby
  

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# Framework
require 'foundations/compact'

# Gems
require 'palettes'
require 'cassandra'

# App
require 'views'

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Stop putting "require 'rubygems'" in your project files. Just madly require
away, assuming that whatever you need will be found in the load path.

Install dollarspots.rb early in your loadpath. It checks the pwd for a file
named .dollarspots.rb and loads it if found. Use .dollarspots.rb files locally
in projects to jigger with your loadpath such that your reckless requires
actually work.  Note that this may involve saying "require 'rubygems'".

Call ruby with -rdollarspots, or set "rdollarspots" as your RUBYOPT.  To get TextMate's RubyMate facilities to work you'll need to edit the RUBYOPT shell variable in the Prefs.

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subset Sha1 of Str where *.chars == 40 and m:i/<[A..Z 0..9]>/;

class Sha1H does Associative {
  has $!sha1;
  has %!h{Sha1(Str)};
  method AT-KEY($_) { %!h{ .lc } };
  method ASSIGN-KEY($_, $v) { %!h{ .lc } = $v }
}

class Sha1Str is Str {