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# Assumptions:
# 1. $("#pdf-download") is something you can click on (not really required).
# 2. $(".result-page") is something in your existing page that you want to turn into a PDF.
# 3. You want to add a class of `pdf-rendered` to it and then specify some CSS which applies when that class is added.
# 4. Your CSS for `.pdf-rendered` specifies a useful width for a PDF (795px is pretty good) and anything else you like
#    (this is for portrait ("p") PDFs; obviously you'll need to make a few modifications for landscape PDFs!).

# How it works:
# 1. Take the requested element in your existing page, clone it, add a "pdf-rendered" class to it, and append to
#    the body.

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# This might not be the best way, it might be improved in more
# recent versions of Rails Admin, but this seems to work okay
# for me.

class SomeModel < ActiveRecord::Base

  enum :some_enum => {
    :some_key => 0
  }

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javascript:(function(){Backbone.$("#supercontainer").hide();Backbone.$("body").attr("style", "overflow : visible !important");})();

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class Foo < ActiveRecord::Base
  
  def self.fields(something = false)
    -> (model) {
      field :bar
      field :baz
      field :woof
      
      if something
        field :something_else

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You need Node, obviously, and JSDom. Then use it like this:

$ ./pathformer.js test.svg > test.out.svg

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# A CoffeeScript version of http://norvig.com/spell-correct.html

[fs, _] = [require("fs"), require("underscore")]

words = (text) -> text.toLowerCase().match /[a-z]+/g

train = (features) ->
    model = {}
    _.each features, (f) -> if model[f] then model[f] += 1 else model[f] = 1
    model

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$(".modal-backdrop, .modal").hide();$("body").css("overflow","auto");

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#!/usr/bin/env node

// This should solve the "Polygon" puzzle in The Times 2 "MindGames".
// Assumes a *nix system with the usual dictionary of words in the usual
// place.
// A few of the rules for what words count are a bit complicated... you could
// probably extend this with a Porter Stemmer, if you cared enough.

var fs       = require("fs"),
    readline = require("readline"),

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look at love
how it tangles
with the one fallen in love

look at spirit
how it fuses with earth
giving it new life

why are you so busy
with this or that or good or bad