rbonvall

/* Hola mundo */

#include <stdio.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {
    printf("Hola mundo\n");
    return 0;
}

kindermaxiz

vive en una pina debajo del mar!

BOB ES PON JA!

cameroncox

require 'thor'
module Gazette
  class Application < Thor

    desc "init", "Creates a new git managed blog in the current working directory"
    def init
      Application::Init.run
    end # init

    desc "post", "Post a new blog article"

cameroncox

require 'thor'
module Gazette
  class Application < Thor

    desc "init", "Creates a new git managed blog in the current working directory"
    def init
      Application::Init.run
    end # init

    desc "post", "Post a new blog article"

cameroncox

require 'thor'
module Gazette
  class Application < Thor

    desc "init", "Creates a new git managed blog in the current working directory"
    def init
      Application::Init.run
    end # init

    desc "post", "Post a new blog article"

kastner

<?php

class Foo
{
    protected $user = null;

    public function __construct($user)
    {
        $this->user = $user;
    }

markbates

class GemHelper # :nodoc:
  include Singleton
  
  attr_accessor :project
  attr_accessor :package
  attr_accessor :gem_name
  attr_accessor :version
  
  def initialize
    self.project = "magrathea"

nikz

	foreach($post_params as $key => $value) {
		
		$sanitized_value 	= sanitize($value);
		$regex 						= '/\<\$' . $key . '\>/';
		
		$template_content = preg_replace($regex, $sanitized_value, $template_content);
	
	}

// lol

dyoder

# first we will give Domains a little help

class Domain < String
  def subdomain( rank = 1 ) ; self.split('.')[0..(rank-1)].join('.') ; end
  def level( rank ) ; self.split('.')[(rank*-1)..-1].join('.') ; end
  def top_level ; level(1) ; end
end

# now we can treat them like strings but also access domain components naturally

automatthew

# first we will give Domains a little help

class Domain < String
  def subdomain( rank = 1 ) ; self.split('.')[0..(rank-1)].join('.') ; end
  def level( rank ) ; self.split('.')[(rank*-1)..-1].join('.') ; end
  def top_level ; level(1) ; end
end

# now we can treat them like strings but also access domain components naturally