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<?php

// Stampr Mailing Hello World in PHP!

require 'vendor/autoload.php';
require 'src/Stampr/Stampr.php';

$stampr_login = "your.stampr.login@example.com";
$stampr_password = "your.stampr.password";
$endpoint = "https://stam.pr/api";

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<?php

// Stampr API - Create a Batch for Testing

require 'vendor/autoload.php';
require 'src/Stampr/Stampr.php';

$stampr_login = "your.stampr.login@example.com";
$stampr_password = "your.stampr.password";
$endpoint = "https://stam.pr/api";

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var fs = require('fs');
var path = require('path');

var async = require('async');
var request = require('request');

var tasks = {};

var json = { /* your records */ };

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@echo off

REM This will fail with "the input line is too long" if you have a lot of files... maybe?
REM Don't know why, but I think the solution is breaking the body of the for () into a separate
REM batch.  But... IDGAF.

echo Starting...

for %%i in (*.*) do (  
  echo Looking at... %%~di%%~pi%%~ni%%~xi

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// Playing with overloads and stricter typing in JS -- https://github.com/cmawhorter/tiptop

var fn = require('../lib/tiptop');

function MyObj() {
  
}

MyObj.prototype.save = fn.overloaded(
  function() {

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<div class="row">
   <div class="col">8/27 9:21 AM</div>
   <!-- calculateHeight(...) returns something like '112px' -->
   <div class="col" ng-style="{ height: calculateHeight(statusStart, statusStop) }">
      Prep Name (Prep)
      Screens Burned
   </div>
   <div class="col">
     <!-- placeholder for sub-status changes, like printing statuses -->
   </div>

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REM What is the working directory of this script?  
REM Reports will be relative to that.
if not exist reports echo "no" && mkdir reports
cd reports
type nul > report.xml

REM this is probably the source of your problem
REM echo ^<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> >> report.xml

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// Description: This details how to make a CORS XHR request to a remote HTML resource with credentials, using jquery

// Origin website: https://www.origin.example/hello.html
// Remote resource: https://www.remote.example/world.html

// You can test this locally by configuring your local web server to allow cross origin requests from 
// google.com.  Then you can run the snippet below in devtools from the google homepage.

// Remote resource prerequisites:
//

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#!/usr/bin/env sh

# Expects this dir structure:
#   libs (tip: symlink these)
#     crosswalk_x86
#     crosswalk_arm
#   src
#     client
#       ...
#       hooks

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