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import tempfile

test_script = """
import os

def foo():
    print repr(os.environ)
"""

with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile() as tmp:

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def mouse_event(browser, event, element_id, x, y):
    script = """
        var element = document.getElementById("%(element_id)s");

        if (document.createEvent) {
            var event = document.createEvent("MouseEvents");
            event.initMouseEvent("%(event)s", true, true, window, 1, 0, 0, %(x)d, %(y)d, false, false, false, false, 0, null);
            element.dispatchEvent(event);
        } else {
            var event = document.createEventObject();

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No.

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I finished high school in the first year of a new assessment system in South Australia. This of course resulted in curriculum changes and all that kind of fun that happens around these kind of things. One of the objections parents raised was that the maths curriculum was too hard. As a child of two mathematicians I got to hear more about this as one of my parents was in the process of actually becoming involved in various aspects of the high school maths curriculum and how it was examined. One of the areas singled out as being too difficult was probability, you know calculating the chance of something happening. So the Authorities decided to remove it. What was funny to those of us who knew what was going on was that they didn't remove counting.

Counting is the process by which we work out how much of something there is. There are ways to do this mathematically, combinations and permutations and all that jazz. The joke here is that probability, at least in the way the course was structured, involved counting

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line = "2012/05/18 00:01:57.350 [0.1107 0.0673] [-40434.7711 4055.2146 -48.3776] [[0.0000 -0.0000 0.0000]] [12.4549 25.2789 -4.0204] [33.9825 34.1984 23.4829] [-30128.3000 96816.4946 96816.4946] [0.0682 -84.2729]  [83.4846 3.3248]"

date, time, line = line.split(' ', 2)
print date, time

bits = line.split('] [')

last_bits = bits[-1].split(']  [')
bits[-1:] = last_bits

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>>> def foo():
...     try:
...         print 'one'
...         raise Exception('wombats')
...         print 'two'
...     except:
...         print 'three'
...         raise
...     finally:
...         print 'four'

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class AbstractBaseMetaClass(type):
    def __new__(meta, classname, bases, attributes):
        if getattr(meta, '_required_methods', None) is None:
            meta._required_methods = []

            for name, attribute in attributes.items():
                if name == '__metaclass__':
                    continue
                if callable(attribute):
                    meta._required_methods.append(name)

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#!/bin/bash 
# TCP Proxy using IPTables 

IPTABLES=/sbin/iptables 

echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward 

# Flush nat table 
$IPTABLES -t nat -F 

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<freakboy3742> Holocaine: I'm here...
<Holocaine> freakboy3742: It's cool. He was having a sad over there not being
a "view" permission in django-admin and I suggested that if he wanted to find
out why that got bounced he could talk to you (for example) and find out what
other alternatives might exist.
<freakboy3742> Holocaine: Yeah - that's an interesting discussions with lots
of history
<Holocaine> freakboy3742: It looked like one which is why I figured it'd be
worth him getting some background on it before trying to head in any particular
direction.