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require 'rlet/functional'

module SomeApi
  module API
    class V1_0 < Intermodal::API
      using RLet::Functional

      self.default_per_page = 25

      map_data do

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require 'pp'
class HeighwayDragon
  class Turtle
    attr_accessor :x, :y, :direction, :dragon, :step
    def initialize
      @x = 0
      @y = 0
      @direction = :N
      @step = 0
    end

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def blah(x)
  return 1 if x == 1 # Special case
  return nil unless x > 1
  y = x.to_i/10.0
  z = 10**(Math.log10(y).ceil)
  return (z/2).ceil if y <= z/2
  return z
end

# Does this work?

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#!/bin/sh
# README:
# Having had to use MacOSX, I still prefer using Visor + MacVIM. However, Visor uses Terminal.app.
# Unlike iTerm, Terminal does not support changing the name of the tab. There are two hacks out in
# the wild:
# (1) Run a background process with the name you want to use
# (2) Hardlink ssh, then call that hardlinked ssh
#
# This script automates the method (2), however, instead of using ssh, we use screen. This has the
# additional bonus of being able to access screen's ability to detach sessions.

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task :after_update_code, :roles => [:db] do
    run <<-EOF
        cd #{release_path} &&
        rm -fr db && ln -ns #{shared_path}/db db &&
        cp config/database.yml.production config/database.yml &&
        git submodule update --init
    EOF
end

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# Package for inspecting descendents of ActiveRecord and ActionMailer in a simple tree form.
# Works with Rails 2.3.5

# INSTALL
#   Drop this into lib/tasks

# USAGE
#   rake stats:models
#   rake stats:mailers

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I don't need this right now but I will need them for this current project over the summer. 
Here's what I'm thinking:

- Build it on top of RESTClient
- On the surface, it should be compatible with ActiveResource
- Maybe take advantage of .to_model interface with ActiveORM in Rails3
- Use Addressable as Jesse suggests, to construct the URL
- Defaults to Yajl, switchable to JSON gem
- Defaults to Nokogiri + libxml2
- Pluggable backend: Net::HTTP or EventMachine's HTTP

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# Mock, this isn't real

$ rake db:schema:version
-> saves to db/schema/schema-20100403232.rb

# Now you don't have the problem with the timestamp embedded 
# into the db/schema.rb every time you do a db:schema:dump

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

def hello_loop(names)
  names.each do |name|
    puts "Hello #{name}"
  end
end

hello_loop(%w(
  Gafitescu

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# app/concerns/let.rb
# Ripped from Rspec 2.0 beta.12
# I've found it so useful in Rspec, I made it into a module. Controller code with shared
# code seem to have a lot of use for this. For example, in inherited_resources, you would
# typically override model, parent, etc. to configure it. You would typically memomize it
# as well. With this, you can use a more compact let() syntax.

# (Note: This code will only work in Rails 3)

module Let