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## activate.fish
# drop this in your ~/.config/fish/functions

function activate --description "Activate a virtual environment"
  # find the target
  set target $argv[1]
  if test -z $target
    set target $PWD
  end

  # expand the path in $target

## craftr.rb
#!/usr/bin/env ruby
# craftr
# This manages a Craftbukkit server. It helps you start it, stop it,
# back up your world, and download specific Craftbukkit builds.
# You must "gem install thor" first.
# Run it in your server directory.

require 'thor'
require 'yaml'

## lasi.rst

      
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                A draft of a Lua gateway interface to replace WSAPI.
              
          
    Lua Application/Server Interface version 1.0


Author
Matthew "LeafStorm" Frazier <leafstormrush@gmail.com>

Date
February 4, 2011

Status
Early draft


This document specifies an interface between Web servers and Web applications written in the Lua programming language, to promote interoperability between Web servers and the development of an ecosystem of reusable components for Lua

  
## gist:782073
class Hello < Thor
  include Thor::Actions

  desc "hello NAME", "says hello to the given NAME"
  def hello (name="World")
    say "Hello, #{name}! It's nice to meet you!"
  end
end

## networking.rst

      
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                This is a sample chapter that doesn't make much sense after the first section intended to demonstrate reStructuredText for the Lua cookbook.
              
          
    Networking with LuaSocket


Matthew Frazier <leafstormrush@gmail.com>

The most common library for networking in Lua is LuaSocket by Diego Nehab. In addition to low-level support for communicating directly through sockets, it also includes:
	# drop this in your ~/.config/fish/functions

	function activate --description "Activate a virtual environment"
	# find the target
	set target $argv[1]
	if test -z $target
	set target $PWD
	end

	# expand the path in $target
	#!/usr/bin/env ruby
	# craftr
	# This manages a Craftbukkit server. It helps you start it, stop it,
	# back up your world, and download specific Craftbukkit builds.
	# You must "gem install thor" first.
	# Run it in your server directory.

	require 'thor'
	require 'yaml'
	class Hello < Thor
	include Thor::Actions

	desc "hello NAME", "says hello to the given NAME"
	def hello (name="World")
	say "Hello, #{name}! It's nice to meet you!"
	end
	end