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#      Xcode       #
####################

# Function to open Xcode projects from the command line, call with $ xcode (BASH version)

# Bash friendly version
function xcode {
  
  proj=$( ls -d *.xcodeproj/ 2>/dev/null )

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#        C++       #
####################

# Function to compile and run c++ files from the command line, call with $ cpp filename

# Compiling and running c++ files with
# $ make filename && ./filename is overly verbose
# This function lessens on the typing required

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# ~/.zshrc

# Override auto-title when static titles are desired ($ title My new title)
title() { export TITLE_OVERRIDDEN=1; echo -en "\e]0;$*\a"}
# Turn off static titles ($ autotitle)
autotitle() { export TITLE_OVERRIDDEN=0 }; autotitle
# Condition checking if title is overridden
overridden() { [[ $TITLE_OVERRIDDEN == 1 ]]; }
# Echo asterisk if git state is dirty
gitDirty() { [[ $(git status 2> /dev/null | grep -o '\w\+' | tail -n1) != ("clean"|"") ]] && echo "*" }

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/* Zero pad the gutter numbers in Atom for a cleaner look. */

// loop through 1 - 9
@iterations: 8;
.double-zero-pad (@i) when (@i >= 0) {
  .line-number[data-buffer-row="@{i}"]::before,
  .git-line-removed[data-buffer-row="@{i}"]::before { content: '00' !important }
  .double-zero-pad(@i - 1);
} .double-zero-pad (@iterations);

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### Convert string of roman numerals to an integer ###

convertSingleChar = (romanNumeral) ->
    
    switch romanNumeral
        when "I" then 1
        when "V" then 5
        when "X" then 10
        when "L" then 50
        when "C" then 100

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### ---------- CLEAN WRAP GUIDE ----------

The ergonomic factors of code readiablity include a preferred line length limit.
Automatic soft wrap is a nightmare because it hinders the "write first, refactor later" 
mentality because it wrecks readability, an unusually long line is just a minor annoyance.
A wrap guide is a visual cue showing you if cleanup is necessary at a later point.

The problem: having a wrap guide visible at all times is distracting visual noise.
This script toggles the visibility of the wrap guide if a line exceeds the preferred line length.

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const fibonacci = length => {
    
    const fibSeq = [1, 1];
    if(length < 2) return fibSeq.splice(length, length);
    for(let i = 2; i < length; i++) fibSeq.push(fibSeq[i-2] + fibSeq[i-1]);
    return fibSeq;
    
}

console.log(fibonacci(50));

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for(i=1;i<101;i++)
    o =i%3?'':'Fizz',
    o+=i%5?'':'Buzz',
    console.log(o||i)

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ObjFromArr = (arr) => Object.assign {}, ...arr.map (item) => item

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CSSStyleDeclaration.prototype.setProps = function(props) {
    for (const prop in props) this.setProperty(prop, props[prop]);
}

/*

CONTEXT: 

I'm usually not a proponent of setting styles through js, but I've recently
discovered that you can modify CSS variables with JS, which is YUUGE.