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;As shown in the presentation: http://blip.tv/clojure/clojure-concurrency-819147

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#import "SenTestCase+MethodSwizzling.m"

@interface ExampleTest : SenTestCase {}
+ (BOOL)trueMethod;
+ (BOOL)falseMethod;
@end

@implementation ExampleTest

+ (BOOL)trueMethod  { return YES; }

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(ns scratch.core
  (:use midje.sweet
        [clojure.set :only [union intersection]]
        ))

(unfinished booking-transaction bookings)

(defn empty-history []
  [ [] ])

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class AppServer
  attr_accessor :port, :admin_password
end

class Configuration
  attr_accessor :tail_logs, :max_connections, :admin_password
  def app_server
    @a ||= AppServer.new
    block_given? ? yield(@a) : @a
  end

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##
# Ideas for this CSV export comes from:
# - http://dominikgrabiec.com/111-simple-dataset-exportimport-for-rails/
#
namespace :teamly do
  namespace :export do

    desc 'CSV Export of the relevant user data'
    task :users => :environment do
      excludes = ['crypted_password','password_salt','persistence_token','single_access_token','perishable_token','ancestry','time_zone','hide_announcement_time','reminder_hour','reminder_min']

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#
# Will find the rdoc paths of your local gems and generate a html index frameset which will let you select
# the desired gem's rdoc from a dropdown navigation...
#
# Specify your local gems installation's doc directory and the desired html output path, open the generated index.html
# in the output path in your favorite browser and add a boomark.
# You might want to add the script into your path for easy access or put it in a cron job.
# 
# Tested on Ubuntu 8.10, but really should work anywhere with proper gem install path set
# Working on Mac Os with custom Ruby install in /usr/local