kbaribeau

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kbaribeau

Ok, so I'm trying to replace a ' character with \' in a ruby string. I have working code, but it was 
*way* too painful getting there for my taste.

Take a look:

ree-1.8.7-2010.02 :001 > single_quote = "\'"
 => "'" 
ree-1.8.7-2010.02 :003 > single_quote.gsub(/'/, "\\\'")
 => "" 
ree-1.8.7-2010.02 :004 > single_quote.gsub(/'/) {|c| "\\'"}

kbaribeau

user=> (ns my-ns)
nil
my-ns=> (defrecord Outfit [shirt pants])
my_ns.Outfit
my-ns=> (ns clothes.outfit
   #_=>   (:require [my-ns])
   #_=>   (:import [my_ns Outfit])); note that we defined it in my-ns, but we have to use an underscore to import it
nil
clothes.outfit=> (Outfit. "t-shirt" "jeans")
#my_ns.Outfit{:shirt "t-shirt", :pants "jeans"}

kbaribeau

(ns pdf-text-extractor.core
  (:import [com.snowtide.pdf OutputTarget PDFTextStream]))

(defn pdf-to-text [file]
  (let [pdfts (new PDFTextStream file)
        output (new StringBuilder 1024)]
    (.pipe pdfts (new OutputTarget output))
    (.close pdfts)
    output))

kbaribeau

function fix-file-endings () {
  for f in `git ls-files`
  do
    newline='
    '
    lastline=$(tail -n 1 $f; echo x); lastline=${lastline%x}
    [ "${lastline#"${lastline%?}"}" != "$newline" ] && echo >> $f
  done
}

kbaribeau

var cycleTimeFunctionThatNeedsABetterName = function(acceptedDate, inProgressDate) {
      var cycleTime = Math.round(Ext.Date.getElapsed(acceptedDate,inProgressDate) / 1000 / 60 / 60 / 24);
      if (cycleTime === 0) cycleTime = 1;

      return cycleTime;
    };

Ext.define('CustomApp', {
    extend: 'Rally.app.App',
    componentCls: 'app',

kbaribeau

#Do you prefer this?

      merchant["thing"] = important_stuff.map { |important_thing| important_thing["units"] }.inject(&:+)

#Or this?

      important_stuff.each { |important_thing| merchant["thing"] += important_thing["units"] }


#Why? Is it completely objective? Or are ruby's idioms/social mores/conventions the deciding factor?

kbaribeau

window.CountCalculator=window.PriceCalculator=window.TaxCalculator=window.ShippingCaclulator = { 
  calculate: (num) -> (num == undefined ? 0 : num + 1) }

ChainsCalls = 
  chain: (dependencies, method) ->
    _(dependencies).inject((memo, dependency) ->            
      dependency[method](memo)
    , undefined)
    
Invoice = 

kbaribeau

#see http://jjinux.blogspot.com/2012/02/ruby-working-around-ssl-errors-on-os-x.html

require 'open-uri'
require 'net/https'

module Net
  class HTTP
    alias_method :original_use_ssl=, :use_ssl=
    
    def use_ssl=(flag)

kbaribeau

		var o = this.options, scroll = this.cssPosition == 'absolute' && !(this.scrollParent[0] != document && $.ui.contains(this.scrollParent[0], this.offsetParent[0])) ? this.offsetParent : this.scrollParent, scrollIsRootNode = (/(html|body)/i).test(scroll[0].tagName);