Patrick Nelson patricknelson

## silverstripe-exceptions.php
<?php

/**
 * SilverStripe doesn't typically use exceptions, but we may still need a programmatic method of encapsulating code
 * and catching errors. Here we can wrap code in a callback which will trigger an exception instead of user_error()'s.
 *
 * @param	callable	$closure
 * @throws	Exception
 */
function withExceptions(callable $closure) {

## dubtrack-tweaks.userscript.js
// This has moved to: https://github.com/patricknelson/dubtrack-tweaks

## randomColor.js
function randColor() {
	var color = "#";
	for(var i = 1; i <= 3; i++ ) {
		var num = Math.round(Math.random() * 255);
		color += num.toString(16);
	}
	return color;
}

## cd-git.sh
cd() {
  if [ -d .git ] && [ ! -d $@ ]; then
    git checkout "$@"
  else
    command cd "$@"
  fi
}

## example.php
<?php
class Foo extends Exception {}
class Bar extends Foo {} // Bar is a technically different but Foo-like exception.
class Baz extends Exception {}

try {
	throw new Foo();
} catch (Foo $e) {
	echo 'Case 1';
} catch (Baz $e) {

## framework.php
<?php

/**
 * Include this file if you wish to tie into the SilverStripe framework to test your code in a separate workbench area
 * without having to build a page controller, data object and then go through the full request cycle. This is good for
 * rapid prototyping before rolling out any sort of final code. NOTE: This *is* suitable for use in the command line as
 * well.
 *
 * @author	Patrick Nelson, pat@catchyour.com
 * @since	2015-01-06

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	<?php

	/**
	* SilverStripe doesn't typically use exceptions, but we may still need a programmatic method of encapsulating code
	* and catching errors. Here we can wrap code in a callback which will trigger an exception instead of user_error()'s.
	*
	* @param callable $closure
	* @throws Exception
	*/
	function withExceptions(callable $closure) {
	function randColor() {
	var color = "#";
	for(var i = 1; i <= 3; i++ ) {
	var num = Math.round(Math.random() * 255);
	color += num.toString(16);
	}
	return color;
	}
	cd() {
	if [ -d .git ] && [ ! -d $@ ]; then
	git checkout "$@"
	else
	command cd "$@"
	fi
	}
	<?php
	class Foo extends Exception {}
	class Bar extends Foo {} // Bar is a technically different but Foo-like exception.
	class Baz extends Exception {}

	try {
	throw new Foo();
	} catch (Foo $e) {
	echo 'Case 1';
	} catch (Baz $e) {
	<?php

	/**
	* Include this file if you wish to tie into the SilverStripe framework to test your code in a separate workbench area
	* without having to build a page controller, data object and then go through the full request cycle. This is good for
	* rapid prototyping before rolling out any sort of final code. NOTE: This is suitable for use in the command line as
	* well.
	*
	* @author Patrick Nelson, pat@catchyour.com
	* @since 2015-01-06