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test
<cfscript>
cfsetting( requestTimeout="999999");
results = [:];
cfloop( from="1", to="2", index="x", step=2 ){
    rows = (x)^3;
    variables.qry = queryNew("id,name", "integer,varchar" );
    cfloop( from=1, to=rows, index="i", step=4 ){
        qry.addRow([[i,"brad wood#i#"], [i+2,"Rachel wood#i#"], [i+3,"Luis Majano#i#"], [i+4,"Gavin Pickin#i#"]]);
    }

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LDEV-3473 - Lower log level to info to keep from blowing up production logs 
LDEV-3735 - QoQ allows divide by zero
LDEV-3830 - remove optimization to ensure distincts
LDEV-3822 - stricter QoQ order by validation 
LDEV-3823 - SELECT DISTINCT with ORDER BY in QoQ incompatibility - ACF
LDEV-3801 - ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException in QoQ with using ORDER BY
LDEV-3522 - QoQ cast()/convert() functions not fully implemented
LDEV-3736 - QoQ doesn't convert empty strings to 0 in arithmetic operations
LDEV-3734 - QoQ treats nulls differently than real DB's in arithmetic expressions
LDEV-3804 - Throw exception, don't return it

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/**
* Scan all jars in folder recursivley for log4j vuln
*/
component {
	property name="progressableDownloader" 	inject="ProgressableDownloader";
	property name="progressBar" 			inject="ProgressBar";

	/**
	* @scanPath absolute or relative path to folder to look for jars
	*/

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<cfscript>

foo = 'bar';

```
  <cfset baz = foo>
  <cfscript>
        bum = baz;
        ```
           <cfdump var="#bum#">

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component {

	function run( webURL='https://www.ortussolutions.com' ) {
		if( !directoryExists( resolvePath( 'lib' ) ) ) {
			command( 'install "jar:https://search.maven.org/remotecontent?filepath=com/microsoft/playwright/playwright/1.15.2/playwright-1.15.2.jar"' ).run();
			command( 'install "jar:https://search.maven.org/remotecontent?filepath=com/microsoft/playwright/driver-bundle/1.15.2/driver-bundle-1.15.2.jar"' ).run();
			command( 'install "jar:https://search.maven.org/remotecontent?filepath=com/microsoft/playwright/driver/1.15.2/driver-1.15.2.jar"' ).run();
			command( 'install "jar:https://search.maven.org/remotecontent?filepath=org/netbeans/external/com-google-gson/RELEASE113/com-google-gson-RELEASE113.jar"' ).run();	
		}

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{
    "adminAllowConcurrentLogin":false,
    "adminAllowedIPList":"127.0.0.1,192.168.50.10",
    "adminLoginRequired":true,
    "adminRDSEnabled":"false",
    "adminRDSLoginRequired":"true",
    "adminRDSUserIDRequired":false,
    "adminRootUserID":"cfadm",
    "adminUserIDRequired":true,
    "ajaxDebugWindowEnabled":false,

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176.58.112.34   lucee.org
205.210.189.210 download.lucee.org extension.lucee.org release.lucee.org update.lucee.org
99.84.216.74    cdn.lucee.org

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/**
* Scrape all the binaries from RiaForge
*/
component {
	property name="progressableDownloader"	inject="ProgressableDownloader";
	property name="progressBar" 			inject="ProgressBar";

	function run() {
		directoryCreate( resolvePath( 'downloads' ), true, true );
		var projects = deserializeJSON( fileRead( 'http://riaforge.org/index.cfm?event=json.projects' ) );

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<cfscript>
/*
This script will take a relative path to a CFC or CFM file in your application, analyze it's corresponding bytecode and
measure approximately how many Bytes of bytecode were generated for each line of your CFML code.  There's not any one-to-one
correlation between CFML code and bytecode.  Some lines of your source code generate no bytecode such as comments or whitespace.
Other lines of CFML code may generate hundreds of bytes of code.  
This is more for the fun of it.  It has been tested on Lucee 5.2.9.31.  It will not work on Adobe and may cease to work on 
future versions of Lucee if the BCEL library is no longer bundled by default.  
*/

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component {

	function run() {
		var terminal = shell.getReader().getTerminal();
		var capability = createObject( 'java', 'org.jline.utils.InfoCmp$Capability' );
		
		var keys = createObject( 'java', 'org.jline.keymap.KeyMap' );
		var bindingReader = createObject( 'java', 'org.jline.keymap.BindingReader' ).init( terminal.reader() );
		
		keys.bind( capability.key_left.name(), keys.key( terminal, capability.key_left ) );