What makes these problems challenging is that there are multiple reasonable approaches to the issues. Here are options, none better than the other, for dealing with inheriting permissions from a more 'powerful' resource/zone.
For Resources:
| function indexFonts() { | |
| var fonts = {}; | |
| var props = ['font-family', 'font-size', 'font-weight', 'font-style']; | |
| var nodes = document.body.getElementsByTagName('*'); | |
| var L = nodes.length; | |
| for (var i = 0; i < L; i++) { | |
| var node = nodes[i]; | |
| if (node.style) { | |
| var style = node.style; | |
| var cs = getComputedStyle(node, ''); |
| " Open a new scratch buffer with the SVN diff of the current | |
| " working directory (pwd). Set up mappings for \sd (with the | |
| " default backslash leader) and F7 for convenience. | |
| function! SvnDiff() | |
| wincmd n | |
| set buftype=nofile | |
| exec "%!svn diff" | |
| set ft=diff | |
| endfunction |
| # This is a reasonably well-behaved helper for command-line scripts needing to ask a simple yes/no question. | |
| # It optionally accepts a prompt and a default answer that will be returned on enter keypress. | |
| # It keeps asking and echoes the answer on the same line until it gets y/n/Y/N or enter. | |
| # I tried to get Highline to behave like this directly, but even though it's sophisticated, I didn't like the result. | |
| # This isn't especially elegant, but it is straightforward and gets the job done. | |
| require 'highline/import' | |
| def yesno(prompt = 'Continue?', default = true) | |
| a = '' | |
| s = default ? '[Y/n]' : '[y/N]' |