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<?php
/*
 * NÃO USE ESTE SCRIPT SOBRE ARQUIVOS UTF-8! VOCẼ PERDERÁ TUDO.
 *
 * Não use este arquivo sem fazer Backup dos arquivos antes.
 *
 * Alterações necessárias:
 *   - verificar se o arquivo atual é ISO-8859-1 realmente.
 *   - verificar se é um arquivo de texto (transformar imagens vai inutilizá-las
 */

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function calcDist($lat_A, $long_A, $lat_B, $long_B) {

  $distance = sin(deg2rad($lat_A))
                * sin(deg2rad($lat_B))
                + cos(deg2rad($lat_A))
                * cos(deg2rad($lat_B))
                * cos(deg2rad($long_A - $long_B));

  $distance = (rad2deg(acos($distance))) * 69.09;

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/*
event_handler.js adds a layer for setting variables in Javascript
and calling a callback whenever it is changed.

You won't need to call a function manually to update your view. 

This method makes it easy to separated view-logic from business-logic
at Javascript level, and let things run automatically.
*/

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# this doesn't work
"INSERT INTO table1 (field1) VALUE( (SELECT field1 FROM table1 LIMIT 1)+1 )"

# "You can't specify target table 'table1' for update in FROM clause"

# but this works
"INSERT INTO table1 (field1) VALUE( (SELECT field1 FROM (SELECT field1 FROM table1 LIMIT 1))+1 )"

# the FROM statement becomes just a repetition of the subquery.
# Thus, MySQL creates the temporary table with no problem.

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# Omniscient is a gem that automatically dumps a MySQL database in a remote server,
# copies the dumped file to localhost via scp and imports it, overwriting the local
# database (or table).

# It'll be very useful for those that are developing using more than one machine and
# don't want to dump and clone data manually.

# Setup a new host machine
$ omniscient add

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require 'mini_magick'
suffix = "cached_"
sleep_between_process = 0.3
sizes = ["x142","x200"]

# loop through files
Dir.glob("[^cache]*").each { |e|
  
  image_path = File.expand_path(e)
  image = MiniMagick::Image.open(image_path)

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# No ActiveRecord, Client has_one ClientProfile
#
# ClientProfile tem um campo chamado Twitter. Como é um varchar
# e um usuário pode ter 2 contas no Twitter, salvo os dados no
# formato "usuario;usuario2;usuario3" neste campo. O problema abaixo gira em torno
# do processamento desta string e como testar isto usando os princípios SOLID que
# você abordou na sua palestra na RubyConf.
#
# O split(";") era feito no model, o qual tirei para fora (classe ClientService abaixo).
# O problema é: como vou testar com mock se o argumento injetado precisa ser ActiveRecord?

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# If you've been in a medium to large project, you know how painful
# it becomes to maintain your domain logic in ActiveRecord files.
#
# Later you extract classes to lib/, so now you have a) domain logic
# classes and b) persistence objects (ActiveRecord). This means you
# started using the DataMapper pattern.
#
# Below is the draft for a gem to implement DataMapper pattern in Ruby.
# The Unit of Work pattern stands as an observer - whenever the domain
# object changes, the UoW saves its attributes to the database.

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module IVarInterceptor
  def self.included(klass)
    def klass.new(*args, &block)
      super.extend IVarInterceptor
    end
  end

  def self.extended(object)
    object.singleton_class.class_eval do
      original_methods = instance_methods.each_with_object({}) do |method_name, hash|

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#inside RSpec.configure

  config.before :all do
    SunspotTest.stub
  end

  config.before(:all, search: true) do
    SunspotTest.setup_solr
    Sunspot.remove_all!
    Sunspot.commit