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[package]
name = "ant"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"

# See more keys and their definitions at https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/manifest.html

[dependencies]

[[bin]]

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#!/usr/bin/ruby
env = ARGV.shift
files = ARGV.map {|f| f.sub(/^\//, '') }.join(',')
Kernel.exec "cap #{env} deploy:upload FILES=#{files} deploy:restart"

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#option A)
stream = StringIO(string)
stream.content_type = 'application/pdf' #paperclip adds silly attr accessors to StringIO that we need to pass validations
#stream.original_filename = "anything.pdf" #if needed...
signed_pdf_document.original_pdf = stream
signed_pdf_document.save


#option B)
file = Tempfile.new( ["file_name", '.pdf'] )

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def back_and_fore_color(color)
  rgb = color.sub('#','').scan(/../).map {|c| c.to_i(16)}
  fore_color = rgb.sum > 384 ? 'black' : 'white'
  "background-color:#{color};color:#{fore_color};"
end

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class Enum < Hash
  def initialize(*members)
    super()
    @rev = {}
    members.each_with_index {|m,i| self[i] = m }
  end
  def [](k)
     super || @rev[k] # || raise ArgumentError, "#{k} is not a member of this enum"
  end
  def []=(k,v)

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#tl;dr - user :extend, embrace module explosion.

#delegates are a classic and simple tool here, they allow you to mass produce simple forwarding functions to be replaced as needed. this is exactly what LOD is all about.

# first of all, without knowing the code I'd reject the claim that knowing how to stop a subset of workers is the factory's concern rather than the Worker class (not instance). in which case - why pass a factory instance at all? the following will work.

class Factory
  has_many :machines, :inverse_of=>:factory
  delegate :stop, :start, :eat, :to=>machines, :prefix=>true
end