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<?php

class Foo {
  public static function map(){
		/*
        $file_dir = Registry::getParam("Config","file_dir")."libs/";
        $elements_dir =  "HTMLBuilder/Elements";
        $dir = Utilities::getDirRecursive($file_dir.$elements_dir);
        foreach($dir as $key => $class){
            $class_levels = explode("/",$class);

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<?php
// include the cart class
include("Cart_Calculator.class.php");

// set up a test array of products. 
$cart[0]['title'] = 'Product 1';   
$cart[0]['price'] = isset($_REQUEST['cart'][0]['price']) ? $_REQUEST['cart'][0]['price'] : '12.99';
$cart[0]['qty'] = isset($_REQUEST['cart'][0]['qty']) ? $_REQUEST['cart'][0]['qty'] : '3';
$cart[0]['discount'] = isset($_REQUEST['cart'][0]['discount']) ? $_REQUEST['cart'][0]['discount'] : '0';
$cart[0]['tax'] = isset($_REQUEST['cart'][0]['tax']) ? $_REQUEST['cart'][0]['tax'] : '0';

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<?php
// include the cart class
include("Cart.class.php");

// a new session is required before creating the cart object
session_start();

// create a cart object
$Cart = new Cart('cart');

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<?php

class Post_Test extends PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase 
{

}

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<?php

class Post extends Eloquent 
{

}

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#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use File::Find;
use Digest::MD5;

my %files;
my $wasted = 0;
find(\&check_file, $ARGV[0] || ".");

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alias ls='ls -la'
alias nginx='/etc/init.d/nginx'
alias phpfpm='/etc/init.d/php5-fpm'
alias www='cd /media/psf/Home/Sites'
alias sandbox='cd /media/psf/Home/Sites/Sandbox'
alias backup='cd /media/psf/Home/Sites/Backup'
alias rmdir='rm -rf'
alias logs='cd /var/log'
alias addsite='/usr/bash-scripts/addsite.sh'
alias removesite='sh /usr/bash-scripts/removesite.sh'

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#!/bin/bash

cp $1 $1.backup
vim $1

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#!/bin/bash

mkdir -p $1
cd $1

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#!/bin/bash

gsub_literal() {
  # STR cannot be empty
  [[ $1 ]] || return

  # string manip needed to escape '\'s, so awk doesn't expand '\n' and such
  awk -v str="${1//\\/\\\\}" -v rep="${2//\\/\\\\}" '
    # get the length of the search string
    BEGIN {