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<?php

/**
 * Marker interface
 */
interface IConfig {}

/**
 * An api sdk tool
 */

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#!/bin/bash

##
# Generate a random password on a UNIX system.
#
# See the regex or re_format documentation for the syntax of
# "chars".
#
# Example:
#

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$ printf -v filename '"%s" - "%s".epub' "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" 'Carrol, Lewis'
$ printf '[%s]\n' "$filename"
["Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" - "Carrol, Lewis".epub]
$ >> "$filename"
$ ls
"Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" - "Carrol, Lewis".epub
$ for f in *; do printf '[%s]\n' "$f"; done
["Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" - "Carrol, Lewis".epub]

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#!/bin/bash

(
  if mkdir -p mysql/data && cd mysql; then
    [[ -f mysql.pid ]] && kill $(<mysql.pid)
    client_opts=(
      --no-defaults
      --socket="$db_sock"
    )   
    server_opts=(

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In file included from /private/var/folders/dh/tb2vknxn0tn1zz18jqgb13wm0000gp/T/nix-build-php-5.4.31.drv-0/php-5.4.31/main/php.h:38:0,
                 from /private/var/folders/dh/tb2vknxn0tn1zz18jqgb13wm0000gp/T/nix-build-php-5.4.31.drv-0/php-5.4.31/ext/readline/readline.c:27:
/private/var/folders/dh/tb2vknxn0tn1zz18jqgb13wm0000gp/T/nix-build-php-5.4.31.drv-0/php-5.4.31/ext/readline/readline.c: In function 'zif_readline_info':
/private/var/folders/dh/tb2vknxn0tn1zz18jqgb13wm0000gp/T/nix-build-php-5.4.31.drv-0/php-5.4.31/ext/readline/readline.c:251:38: error: 'rl_mark' undeclared (first use in this function)
   add_assoc_long(return_value,"mark",rl_mark);
                                      ^
/private/var/folders/dh/tb2vknxn0tn1zz18jqgb13wm0000gp/T/nix-build-php-5.4.31.drv-0/php-5.4.31/Zend/zend_API.h:383:92: note: in definition of macro 'add_assoc_long'
 #define add_assoc_long(__arg, __key, __n) add_assoc_long_ex(__arg, __key, strlen(__key)+1, __n)
                                                          

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even : Nat -> Bool
even Z = True
even (S k) = odd k
where
  odd Z = False
  odd (S k) = even k

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19:53 ~ $ mkdir -p foo/bar
19:53 ~ $ cd foo
19:53 ~/foo $ touch xyzzy.x bar/quu.x
19:54 ~/foo $ shopt -s globstar
19:54 ~/foo $ echo **/*.x
bar/quu.x xyzzy.x

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<?php
    if ($somethingIsWrong) {
        Mage::throwException('oh noes');
    // @codeCoverageIgnoreStart
    }
// @codeCoverageIgnoreEnd

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1. Being able to see effectively installed modules. Sometimes a module is unexpectedly installed (or not) and you want to be sure. If it's listed in this screen, you know it's installed.
2. Being able to disable the frontend rendering of a module without turning off its code. This is useful when a module is a tight dependency or when you just temporarily want to shut something up. ;) I think it would be clearer if this feature were named something different, but naming things is a hard problem.
3. Being able to enumerate all the modules. This differs from #1 in that it lets you get a general idea of the modules on a particular system (for example a production system) without needing shell access or taking any risky actions. (That said, being able to view installed modules shouldn't necessarily be the same permission as being able to disable their output.)

I know Magento 2 is working hard to strip out unnecessary tight dependencies between modules in core,

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#!/bin/bash

# You could use array indices with any version of bash:

declare -a processes
filenames=( dir/* )
for filenum in "${!filenames[@]}"; do
  filename=${filenames[filenum]}
  run_step1 "$filename" > "${filename}.out" &
  processes[filenum]=$!