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type thing struct {
    a, b int
    c string
    d uint
}

// this is valid go (in a function context)

v := thing{ a: 0,
            b: 0,

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Here's the script I wrote that automatically subscribes you to all forum threads. It's built to be run as a cron job.

You'll need to generate an API token for it which can be done at the bottom of the [profile settings page][profile]. It uses canvas's REST API to do the actual subscribing, the documentation for the api [is here][capi].

I also hate Canvas's WYSIWYG editor, so I wrote some scripts to render markdown, and then inline the styles. Typically I'll write my posts in a text file, and then run:

$ fpost name_of_file.md | pbcopy    # pbcopy is an OSX thing, xclip -in works for xwindows.

and then just post the raw HTML into the WYSIWYG's 'html entry' portion.

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diff --git a/src/client/ClientFile.cxx b/src/client/ClientFile.cxx
index 3ea8034..0f75907 100644
--- a/src/client/ClientFile.cxx
+++ b/src/client/ClientFile.cxx
@@ -33,32 +33,23 @@ Client::AllowFile(Path path_fs, Error &error) const
 #ifdef WIN32
 	(void)path_fs;
 
-	error.Set(ack_domain, ACK_ERROR_PERMISSION, "Access denied");
+	error.Set(ack_domain, ACK_ERROR_PERMISSION, "Not Implemented.");

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.PHONY: clean

CFLAGS = -Wall -Wextra -Wpedantic -Werror
bin = qmv

$(bin):

clean:
	rm $(bin)

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#include "sat_ops.h"
#include <stdio.h>

/* Note: This code assumes that sizeof(myuint) == sizeof(myint). This assumption
 * is made because the comment at the top of 'sat_ops.h' says that each pair
 * will be in effect at the same time. I am sacrificing robustness to acheive
 * a smaller footprint. */

#define  UMIN ((myuint) 0)
#define  UMAX ((myuint) (~UMIN))

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The file decide.py contains the code necessary to call your C DECIDE function from python code. I wrote this to try and facilitate easier fuzzing of my team's DECIDE implementation. If you have any questions about the setup or usage feel free to ask on the forums. Also, I've tried to add at least a little documentation to decide.py so you can always try checking in there as well.

Setup

Before I explain the interface in detail, I need to explain how to generate a

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import random
import sys

L_AREA = 649
H_AREA_LOW = 700
H_AREA = 29

A_SIZE = L_AREA + H_AREA
G_SIZE = 99
S_SIZE = 9999

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 # SSNPad.py - creates a SSN scratch pad.  This is used to map one SSN value to 
# a random replacement value.  Useful to protect a SSN number while preserving
# the format of the data.  Reasonably secure if the scratch pad is kept secure.

# This script creates a text file with the following structure:
# XXXXXXXXX|YYYYYYYYY
# where XXXXXXXXX is the source SSN and 
# YYYYYYYYY is a psuedo(semi)-random alternate SSN

# Sample:

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class foo:
    __local = 10
    def local(self): return self.__local
    def test(self, bar): return self.__local, bar.__local 

class empty:
    pass
ei= empty()
ei.__local = "hello from empty"
f = foo()

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find . -name '.git' -type d -prune \ 
    | rev | cut -d '/' -f2- | rev | tr '\n' '\0' \
    | xargs -0 -n1 -I% bash -c 'echo -n "%..."; cd "%"; git fsck 2>/dev/null 1>&2; if [ $? -eq "0" ]; then printf "\e[32mPASS\e[39m\n"; else printf "\e[31mFAIL\e[39m\n"; fi'