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Object.extend(Object, {
  clone: function(object) {
    return object.clone ? object.clone() : Object.extend({ }, object);
  },
  toQueryString: function(object) {
    return object.toQueryString ? object.toQueryString() : $H(object).toQueryString()
  }
});

var PseudoHash = Class.create(Hash, (function() {

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# Various ideas for improving not_a_mock so that we don't have to track methods manually
# Note that none of these work, so don't try them

class Object
  def track_all_methods
    ancestors = self.class.ancestors - [Object, Kernel, ...]  # insert all of Ruby Core classes here
    instance_methods = ancestors.map {|x| x.instance_methods(false) }
    class_methods = ancestors.map {|x| x.singleton_methods(false) }
    methods = (instance_methods + class_methods).flatten.map {|x| x.to_sym }
    track_methods(*methods)

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# In Ruby 1.8.6, there's a bug in YAML that is revealed when you
# serialize and then deserialize a large YAML::Omap. If you look
# at the generated YAML, it looks like every so often, instead
# of an object showing up in the YAML file, the object is skipped
# and another a reference to another object shows up. This does
# not seem to happen with an Array of values, or an Array of Arrays,
# or an Array of Hashes, or a Hash. This behavior was fixed in 1.8.7.
#

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# Patch Rails so that a plain text mailer view won't be rendered with the layout
# Only tested in Rails 2.2 - I'm not sure how this works with 2.3
module ActionMailer
  class Base  
    def candidate_for_layout?(options)
      return false if ActionView::Template === options[:file] && options[:file].content_type == "text/plain"
      !@template.send(:_exempt_from_layout?, default_template_name)
    end
  end
end

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#!/usr/bin/perl
#================================================================================
# powergrep -- improved rgrep with colors and the ability to omit directories
#================================================================================
# Created: 6 Sep 2007
# Last modified: 2 Jun 2009
# (c) 2007-2009 Elliot Winkler
#================================================================================
# CHANGELOG:
# * 2 Jun 2009 - added --mate option to open matched files in TextMate

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/*
 jQuery delayed observer
 (c) 2007 - Maxime Haineault (max@centdessin.com)
 
 Special thanks to Stephen Goguen & Tane Piper.
 
 Slight modifications by Elliot Winkler
*/

(function() {

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require_profiler

What is this?

This script of sorts overrides require and load to record the time it takes to require files within a section of your code, and then generates a report afterward. It's intelligent enough to figure out where files were required from and construct a hierarchy of the required files.

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#!/usr/bin/env perl
#
# A reimplementation of James Coglan's svn2git Ruby script as a Perl
# module and accompanying executable, forked from
# http://github.com/schwern/svn2git by Elliot Winkler.
#
# Changes are as follows:
#
# * Update fix_tags and fix_trunk so they're closer to Ruby script
# * Change default behavior so that the directory for the git repo will

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module ActiveRecord
  class Base
    VALIDATION_SYMBOLS = %w(
      acceptance confirmation exclusion format inclusion length numericality presence size uniqueness
    ).inject({}) {|hash, name| hash["validates_#{name}_of"] = name; hash }
    VALIDATION_METHODS = VALIDATION_SYMBOLS.invert

    class << self
      def validations
        @validations ||= {}

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# Don't reload views or routes
# This (along with setting cache_classes to false) brought running a
# single spec file down from 7.4s to 2.8s
# See discussion: http://github.com/timcharper/spork/issues#issue/13
#
# To install, put this in spec/support and then require it in your spec_helper like:
#
#   require 'spork'
#   require File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + "/support/spork")
#