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#!/usr/bin/env node
var fs = require('fs');
var _ = require('underscore');

fs.readFile('area.json',function(err,data) {
	var a = JSON.parse(data);
	console.log(a.length);
	var b = _.map(a,function(row) {
		var o = new Object();
		o.area = row.at4;

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#!/usr/bin/env node
var util = require( "util" );

// Create a linked-list and reverse it.
// This is just a rough bit of code to solve the problem.
// If I had more time I would maybe try a different algorithm
// where I switch the pointer as I walk to the end.
// Also I may change the members to be private.

util.puts( "Make a list and print it out!" );

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var ngGridObj = [ {
	"entity" : {
		'date' : '2013-09-23 23:23:23',
		'amt' : 4.5,
		'name' : 'Mike'
	}
}, {
	"entity" : {
		'date' : '2013-09-26 23:23:23',
		'amt' : 6.5,

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/**
 * @method
 * @public
 * @description Take an array of objects and convert to an array of pairs whose
 *              xCol are grouped and yCol values are aggregated somehow. If
 *              grouping by day or month, dates must be in ZULU format strings!
 *              Original implementation returned an object with keys = xCol and
 *              values = yCol. It worked great but js maps(objects) cannot be
 *              sorted!
 * @param {array}

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var fs = require('fs');
var exec = require('child_process').exec, child;

// Inputs
var inputDir = './developer/test/unit/data/input/';
var expectedDir = './developer/test/unit/data/expected/';
var outputDir = './developer/test/unit/data/output/';
var parserA = './server/load-it/logax-a-parser.js';
var parserB = './server/load-it/logax-b-parser.js';
var inputFiles = new Array(3);