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## sample
test = ['example']

## kick_tdiary_to_wordpress
#!/usr/bin/ruby

def t2m(target)
  command = "./t2m.pl -d #{target}.td >> export.file"
  p command
  system command
end

"2007".upto("2009") do |y|
  "01".upto("12") do |m|

## rr class method mocking at superclass fails
require File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../spec_helper'

class Foo
  def self.hello
    "hello"
  end
end

class FooBar < Foo
  def self.konnichiwa

## add_attr_accessible.rake
namespace :security do
  # ====
  # Usage:
  #   rake security:add_attr_accessible => edit all models which are not called either attr_accessible or attr_protected.
  #   rake security:att_attr_accessible models="blog,article" => update only blog and article. it doesn't check whether there are attr_accessible or attr_protected.
  desc "defines attr_accessible listing all attributes but associations into model(s)"
  task :add_attr_accessible => :environment do
    models = ENV["models"]
    if models.to_s.size==0
      models = risky_models

## gist:277990
a = lambda {|src| src.map { |v| v.is_a?(Fixnum) ? v + 1 : v.is_a?(Array) ? a.call(v) : v } }
a.call [1, 2, 3, ["a", 1, 2, 3, ["a", 1, 2, 3], "a"]]

## resque_without_queue.rb
# Some developers (or designers) in your project might not need resque running in local nor want to hasstle to set up redis.
# For helping such lazy people, I give you a option.
# Put and customize this code from Rails initializers, Sinatra configuration block, or wherever.
require 'resque'

if ENV["RAILS_ENV"]=="development"  # <= Change this condition as you like
  module Resque
    # Performs job immediately without queueing.
    def perform_immediately(queue, item)
      item = decode(encode(item))

## resque_with_rpm_job_sample.rb
# BaseJob is a super class of Resque jobs which you want to track with RPM
class BaseJob
  include NewRelic::Agent::Instrumentation::ControllerInstrumentation

  # This is called from Resque.
  # To be wrapped with the common operation, please describe job in the instance's perform method.
  def self.perform(*args)
    NewRelic::Control.instance['forked_job'] = true
    self.new.perform_wrapper(*args)
  ensure

## rspec.bundler.rake
# Bundler support
rspec_gem_dir = Bundler::SPECS.select{|s| s.name == 'rspec'}[0].require_paths[0]

## Ruby script to resize pictures
require 'rmagick'

dir = File.dirname(__FILE__)

Dir.glob "#{dir}/**/*.jpg" do |filename|
  image = Magick::Image.read(filename)[0]

  # note: there is another useful method which you can use to resize and crop square
  # image.resize_to_fill(200)

## Gemfile for patched Rails 2.3
# You have to define Gemspec files for Rails 2.3 libraries. A commit bellow will help it:
# http://github.com/jpzwarte/rails/commit/55ede36d8907f481b18fcefa21d099f69ae9965b

# Load rails from github
git 'git://github.com/reallyenglish/rails.git', :branch => '2-3-re', :ref => '1760b049f43ba2ab32eb47fdc42f5638115aeb8a' do
  %w(active_support active_record action_pack action_mailer active_resource).each { |lib| gem lib.sub(/_/,''), '2.3.8', :require=>lib}
  gem 'rails', '2.3.8'
end

# Load rails from your local
	#!/usr/bin/ruby

	def t2m(target)
	command = "./t2m.pl -d #{target}.td >> export.file"
	p command
	system command
	end

	"2007".upto("2009") do \|y\|
	"01".upto("12") do \|m\|
	require File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../spec_helper'

	class Foo
	def self.hello
	"hello"
	end
	end

	class FooBar < Foo
	def self.konnichiwa
	namespace :security do
	# ====
	# Usage:
	# rake security:add_attr_accessible => edit all models which are not called either attr_accessible or attr_protected.
	# rake security:att_attr_accessible models="blog,article" => update only blog and article. it doesn't check whether there are attr_accessible or attr_protected.
	desc "defines attr_accessible listing all attributes but associations into model(s)"
	task :add_attr_accessible => :environment do
	models = ENV["models"]
	if models.to_s.size==0
	models = risky_models
	a = lambda {\|src\| src.map { \|v\| v.is_a?(Fixnum) ? v + 1 : v.is_a?(Array) ? a.call(v) : v } }
	a.call [1, 2, 3, ["a", 1, 2, 3, ["a", 1, 2, 3], "a"]]
	# Some developers (or designers) in your project might not need resque running in local nor want to hasstle to set up redis.
	# For helping such lazy people, I give you a option.
	# Put and customize this code from Rails initializers, Sinatra configuration block, or wherever.
	require 'resque'

	if ENV["RAILS_ENV"]=="development" # <= Change this condition as you like
	module Resque
	# Performs job immediately without queueing.
	def perform_immediately(queue, item)
	item = decode(encode(item))
	# BaseJob is a super class of Resque jobs which you want to track with RPM
	class BaseJob
	include NewRelic::Agent::Instrumentation::ControllerInstrumentation

	# This is called from Resque.
	# To be wrapped with the common operation, please describe job in the instance's perform method.
	def self.perform(*args)
	NewRelic::Control.instance['forked_job'] = true
	self.new.perform_wrapper(*args)
	ensure
	# Bundler support
	rspec_gem_dir = Bundler::SPECS.select{\|s\| s.name == 'rspec'}[0].require_paths[0]
	require 'rmagick'

	dir = File.dirname(__FILE__)

	Dir.glob "#{dir}/*/.jpg" do \|filename\|
	image = Magick::Image.read(filename)[0]

	# note: there is another useful method which you can use to resize and crop square
	# image.resize_to_fill(200)
	# You have to define Gemspec files for Rails 2.3 libraries. A commit bellow will help it:
	# http://github.com/jpzwarte/rails/commit/55ede36d8907f481b18fcefa21d099f69ae9965b

	# Load rails from github
	git 'git://github.com/reallyenglish/rails.git', :branch => '2-3-re', :ref => '1760b049f43ba2ab32eb47fdc42f5638115aeb8a' do
	%w(active_support active_record action_pack action_mailer active_resource).each { \|lib\| gem lib.sub(/_/,''), '2.3.8', :require=>lib}
	gem 'rails', '2.3.8'
	end

	# Load rails from your local