nanodeath

fs = require 'fs'
path = require 'path'

isDirectory = (base, p) ->
  fullPath = path.resolve base, p
  fs.statSync(fullPath).isDirectory()

mergeExports = (theExports, otherModule) ->
  for otherExport, func of otherModule
    theExports[otherExport] = otherModule[otherExport]  

nanodeath

class Tileset
{
    private Dictionary<String, Texture2D> tiles;
    public Texture2D this[string key]
    {
        get
        {
            return tiles[key];
        }
    }

nanodeath

class Job < Sequel::Model
  plugin :serialization, :marshal, :args
end

nanodeath

function Person(){}
Person.prototype.greet = function(){ alert("Hi!"); };

var p = new Person();

JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(p)).greet(); // throws Object #<an Object> has no method 'greet' in Chrome

nanodeath

mixin DumbEqualsOperand
  equals: (other) ->
    this == other

class MyClass implements DumbEqualsOperand

m = new MyClass
n = new MyClass
console.log(m.equals n)
  

nanodeath

# Custom matchers
module CustomMatchers
    class TimeTaken
        def initialize(lower_seconds, upper_seconds=nil)
            @lower_seconds = lower_seconds
            @upper_seconds = upper_seconds
        end
    
        def matches?(given_proc)
            range = @lower_seconds..@upper_seconds

nanodeath

require "thread"
require "monitor"
require "timeout"

class Worker < Thread
	def initialize(joblist, mon, input_cv, output_cv)
		@busy = false
		@mon = mon
		super do
			while true

nanodeath

<!--
<script src="/external.js"></script>
<!-- -->

Even this doesn't quite work -- it works on Chrome, but Firefox prints out "<!--".

nanodeath

x_file = "x.txt"

task :prepare_x do
  bunch_of_files = calculate_all_upstream_files_slowly
  bunch_of_files.each {|filename| file x_file => filename}
end

task :real_x => [x_file]

task :x => [:prepare_x, :real_x]

nanodeath

var tests = ...;
for(var i = 0; i < tests.length; i++){
  var generateTest = function(test){
    return function(){
      ok(test.valid);
      // etc...
    }
  }
  test("test: " + i, generateTest(tests[i]));
}