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class Label extends google.maps.OverlayView
  constructor : (options) ->
    @setValues options

    @span = document.createElement "span"
    @div = document.createElement "div"
    @div.appendChild @span

    # helpful for styling later
    $(@div).addClass "label"

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$ ->
  new ScatterGraph "scattergraph"

class ScatterGraph

  constructor : (target) ->
    @paper = Raphael target

    bg = @paper.rect 0, 0, 500, 500
    bg.attr

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-- adapted from <http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/scripting.html>
import Text.Pandoc
import Text.Pandoc.Shared (stringify)

extractURL :: Inline -> [String]
extractURL (Link txt (u,_)) = [stringify txt ++ " : <" ++ u ++ ">"]
extractURL (Image _ (u,_)) = [u]
extractURL _ = []

extractURLs :: Pandoc -> [String]

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class ApplicationBase

  constructor : (arg1, arg2) ->

    # do something with arg1, arg2

    @init()

  init : => # override this

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#!/bin/bash

# The secret is to use the word boundary in the regex so it doesn't
# return the grep process too.
# Then use awk to extricate the second column of the match.
# Capture that as $PID and kill -9 it (if it exists).

PID=`ps auxww | grep -E "\\bsearchterm" | awk '{ print $2 }'`

if [ $PID ]; then

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// Because I always forget...
//
// In general:
//
//  1) Search for "<symbol you want> html unicode" or similar.
//  2) Replace u+ with a \
//  3) Profit.
//
// Example (a &middot; before a link):

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$("dl.mini-accordion dt").on "click", ->
  $(@).parent().find("dt, dd").removeClass("is-open")
  $.each [ $(@), $(@).next() ], (i, e) -> $(e).addClass("is-open")

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carousel = (sel) ->
    [$car, ci, ia] = [ $(sel), ".carousel-item", "is-active" ]
    [$inner, len]  = [ $car.find("> div"), $car.find(ci).length ]
    [cur, blobs]   = [ 0, [] ]

    $inner.css "width" : len * (width = parseInt($car.find(ci) \
    .first().addClass(ia).css("width"), 10))

    rotate = ->
        move.apply blobs[if ++cur <= len - 1 then cur else cur = 0], [false]

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article,
aside,
details,
figcaption,
figure,
footer,
header,
hgroup,
nav,
section,

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# I needed to handle CSV files exported from Excel. The following madness ensued.
# (I actually thought this would be easier than handling it on the server.
# How wrong I was.)
# 
# Summary:
# Most of the FileReader.read* methods will - in Chrome at least - give you a string
# without line-breaks. This is basically useless when you're working with a CSV file.
# However, if you read the data as an ArrayBuffer, you can actually see the line-breaks
# and create lines that way.
#