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# you should put all of the tests to be run for each of the
# files as they are being built

CC=rustc
BUILDDIR=~/Code/matasano/rust/build
DOCDIR=~/Code/matasano/rust/docs
CCFLAGS=--out-dir $(BUILDDIR)
DC=rustdoc --output $(DOCDIR)

all: score single_cipher decrypt_single fixed_xor encode64

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(gdb) set verbose
(gdb) b main
Breakpoint 1 at 0x100000e70
(gdb) r foo.rs --out-dir ./bar/baz
Starting program: /Users/chris/Code/rust/x86_64-apple-darwin/stage1/bin/rustc foo.rs --out-dir ./bar/baz
warning: platform-specific solib_create_inferior_hook did not load initial shared libraries.

# this is on os x

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# XXX many of the addBoths should be changed to involve error handling
"""
longrunning

This is an example of how one can develop a system using twisted.web
that can process long running results but still provide a short
request-response cycle.

This implements the following pattern:
1) request received by twisted application

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from twisted.internet import reactor
from twisted.web import server, resource
from autobahn.wamp1.protocol import WampClientFactory, WampCraClientProtocol
from autobahn.twisted.websocket import connectWS

class SomeClient(WampCraClientProtocol):

    def doSomething(self, something):
        return something

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09:41 <herrwolfe45> I'm working on ticket #3696 and am a bit stuck on what type of documentation I should write - I'm thinking I should write a how-to describing how one should install twisted and it's various optional dependencies. This how-to would be in the narrative docs for twisted core. Does this sound like a decent idea?
09:41 <glyph> herrwolfe45: That sounds fantastic.
09:42 <herrwolfe45> glyph: excellent, I'll start with that - thanks
09:45 <herrwolfe45> ergh its
09:48 <exarkun> When writing that, don't forget that `pip install Twisted` is the least preferred installation method.  When possible people should prefer an OS-supplied package.  (But it's certainly not always possible.)
09:49 <exarkun> (Or possibly tailoring different sections of the document to different audiences makes sense - developers working on Twisted have slightly different requirements from developers using Twisted have very different requirements from end-users using an application that depends on Twisted.)
09:50 <glyph> exarkun:

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# File: data_handlers.py
from models import MyDataObject

class MyDataHandler:
    """ responsible for working on the data only."""
    def __init__(self, data_object):
        self.data_object = data_object

    def mult_data_by_two(self):
        return self.data_object.numeric_data * 2

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12:06 <herrwolfe> is there a configuration option to specify a tox environment to only run on osx? I'm bundling an application and would like go through the long process of getting pyobjc installed, but only when actually necessary
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09:30 <ronny> herrwolfe: im not aware of a easy way to do that right now
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09:53 <herrwolfe> ronny: thanks - it seems like that is something I should probably handle at a different level anway
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10:07 <ronny> herrwolfe: as faras i can tell, platform tags for tox might be a good idea
10:07 <ronny> (solutions on other levels seem uneasonably complex at first thou

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import os

import pem

from twisted.application.service import Application

from twisted.application.internet import (
    TCPServer,
    SSLServer
)

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import csv

def translate_file(fname):
    translated = []
    with open(fname, 'rb') as csvfile:
        reader = csv.reader(csvfile, delimiter=',')
        reader.next()
        for row in reader:
            translated.append(to_class(row[0], row[1], row[2]))
    return to_string_list(translated)

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