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{	scopeName = 'source.ruby.rails.aasm';
	fileTypes = ( 'rb', 'rxml', 'builder' );
	patterns = (
		{	name = 'meta.rails.model';
			comment = "Uses lookahead to match classes that (may) inherit from ActiveRecord::Base; includes 'source.ruby' to avoid infinite recursion";
			begin = '(^\s*)(?=class\s+.+ActiveRecord::Base)';
			end = '^\1(?=end)\b';
			patterns = (
				{	include = '$self'; },
				{	include = 'source.ruby'; },

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# encoding: utf-8
"""
create_cvs_files.py

Create a number of fake CVS files. These files have an arbitrary length (from
5 lines to 600), and each have 6 columns.

Requires python-faker (http://github.com/threadsafelabs/python-faker)

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Intro

Tweet by rwilcox: Ok, someday I'm going to write that Ruby vs Python date/time handling comparison blog article.. (probably not in the foreseeable, but still)

This markdown starts the outline for a blog article I'm going to write. If you have any suggestions, fork this gist and add them. (or add comments to this gist!)

• Basic usage: setting date object to Jan 3, 1979
• Basic usage: setting datetime object to Jan 3, 1979, 5:04am

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from __future__ import with_statement  # not needed in 2.6 I think? WD-rpw 07-17-2010

# This file/gist explores nil handling in Python
#
# Hey look, there's a stackoverload question about the nill pattern in Python
# <http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2014105/null-pattern-in-python-underused>
#
# Where the vote seems to be that the exceptions are good (I agree),
# and the pattern should look like:
# if foo.bar is not None and foo.bar.baz:

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namespace :db do
  namespace :migrate do
    desc "Do you need to run db:migrate or db:data:migrate? `rake db:migrate:incoming_check'[SHA1 RANGE]'`"
    task :incoming_check, :git_refs, :needs => :environment do |task, args|
      # User story:
      # as a developer, I should be able to see what migrations have changed
      # in a series of commits -- what new ones and what old ones - so I can know
      # what migration commands I need to run (rake db:migrate,
      # rake db:data:migrate PATH=..., (if you're using the data_migration plugin!) or maybe just alert you that
      # you should complain to your fellow devs because someone changed an old migration!)

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# Requires Python 2.7 (class decorators and all)
#
# So my point in this is to be able to quickly generate behaviors for classes/features
# in software.
#
# I want to go from a line of
# @it("should ... ") statements, generated quickly in (OmniOutliner, some markdown
# document or whatever), and be able to wrap a Python TestCase around it quickly
#
# I also want to be able to extract the @it statements from the Python class

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#!/usr/bin/env python

"""
PIP can stand for PIP Installs packages Programmatically, too!
(and here's how)

Requires: 
    * Python 2.6 or higher (for print-as-a-function)
    * PIP 0.8.2
"""

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class Base; end;
class Parent < Base; end
class Grandchild < Parent; end

def subclasses_of(a_class)
  classes = []
  ObjectSpace.each_object(Class) do |klass|
    decendents = []

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# Question: can you tell what's going on here?

classes = subclasses_of(ActiveRecord::Base)

classes.each do |klass|
  klass.class_eval do
    before_save do |record|
      record.class.columns.each do |c|
        if ( (c.type == :datetime) && (record.send("#{c.name}_changed?")) && record.send("#{c.name}").present? )
          unmunged_datetime = record.send(c.name) + 5.hours

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# I do a lot of " I want this text over here, on this other machine."
# todo when I get back to my Mac: hook these into LaunchBar


alias dbcopy="cat > ~/Dropbox/.dbpasteboard"
alias dbpaste="cat ~/Dropbox/.dbpasteboard"