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require 'rubygems'
require 'syntax/convertors/html'

def to_html(dirname)
  convertor = Syntax::Convertors::HTML.for_syntax "ruby"
  Dir.chdir(dirname)
  Dir.glob("*.rb") do |filename|
    f = File.new(filename.gsub(".rb", ".html"), "w")
    f << convertor.convert( File.read( filename ) )
    f.close

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require 'date'
s = '2998-12-31'
date = Date.parse(s)
f = date.strftime('%d-%b-%G')
puts f #=> 31-Dec-2999 ... Why?

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# Uses Ruby 1.9 syntax for lambdas
counter = -> initial do 
  val = initial
  foo = {next: -> {val += 1}, reset: -> {val = initial}}
  def foo.method_missing(meth, *args)
    self[meth].call
  end
  foo
end
c = counter.(10)

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module Foo
  def self.bar
    'heynow'
  end
end

# is equivalent to

module Foo
  def bar

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module Foo
  module_function

  def bar
    'heynow'
  end
end

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module Foo
  module_function

  def foo
    'hey'
  end
 
  def bar
    'now'
  end

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class Something
  include Foo

  def heynow
    'foo' + bar + baz
  end
end

puts Something.new.foo     # "hey"
puts Something.new.bar     # "now"

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/\b((?![\w]*Foo)\w+)\b/

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public interface Foo {
    Bar makeABar(String hey, List now) throws BarClosedException;
}

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public class StubFoo implements Foo {
    public boolean makeABarCalled;
    public String makeABarHey;
    public List makeABarNow;
    public Bar makeABarReturn;
    public BarClosedException makeABarException;
    public Bar makeABar(String hey, List now) {
        makeABarCalled = true;
        makeABarHey = hey;
        makeABarNow = now;