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-module(maze).
-export([generate/2,north/3,south/3,west/3,east/3,visualize/1]).

% Generate and return a maze of width W and height H.
generate(W,H) -> try_directions(random:uniform(W)-1, random:uniform(H)-1, directions(), {width,W,height,H,0}).

% Returns true if there is a passage north from the given position in the maze.
north(X,Y,Maze) -> at(X,Y,Maze) band 2#1 =/= 0.

% Returns true if there is a passage south from the given position in the maze.

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{- --------------------------------------------------------------------------
 - A naive random maze generator.
 -
 - $ ghc -o maze Maze.hs
 - $ maze 10 10
 -
 - Author: Jamis Buck (jamis@jamisbuck.org)
 - ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -}

module Main where

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require 'net/ssh/buffered_io'
require 'socket'

client = TCPSocket.new("localhost", 1234)
client.extend(Net::SSH::BufferedIo)

loop do
  readers, writers = IO.select([client], [client], nil, 1)
  next if readers.nil?

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# This is a trivial HTTP proxy server, intended for use as a troubleshooting tool
# ONLY (not for real, actual, production use). I wrote this because I couldn't find
# a simple HTTP proxy that I could use to test HTTP proxy support in Net::SSH.
#
# This code is in the public domain, so do with it what you will!

require 'socket'

port = ARGV.shift || 8080
address = ARGV.shift || "127.0.0.1"

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# Generates a series of substitution cipher puzzles. The messages to
# "encrypt" are take from a text file passed on the command-line,
# where each message is on one line.
#
# The output is a PDF, "codes.pdf".
#
# This was written for my 7 year-old, who loves doing substitution
# ciphers.

require 'prawn'

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# ------------------------------------------------------------------------
# bundle.rb
# author: Jamis Buck <jamis@37signals.com>
# usage: ruby bundle.rb <config.yml>
#
# Takes a configuration file in YAML format and writes a single ruby script
# that includes all the dependencies you specify. For example:
# 

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AWESOME PEAR PIE
----------------

Ingredients:

Crust:

  * Your favorite 9" double crust pastry recipe (I use the one in the Better
    Homes and Gardens cook book)

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" Lets you quickly find translation strings. Position your cursor over a translation
" key, type '<leader>rt' (whatever your leader character is configured to be, usually
" backslash, but I have mine set to comma) and the screen will split to show the
" corresponding translation string in config/locales/en.yml.
"
" Right now, this only supports en.yml, and does not search any other locations.
" Also, error handling is abysmal. :) But it does what I need. If you hack it up
" and make it better, let me know!

" MatchPatternAtCursor lifted (and renamed) from rails.vim, thanks tpope! :)