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;; See http://directed-procrastination.blogspot.com/2011/06/syncing-emacs-with-google-documents.html for more info

;; Okay, here is the plan.  You need to run a browser in a different display (so
;; it does'nt mess up your focus).  You need the following programs: Emacs,
;; xdotool, xsel, xpra, and of course X windows.

;; 1. Setup the mirroring by evaluating (setup-mirror).

;; 2. Start xpra:

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;; This file contains tools that can be used to package solutions to submit to
;; the hacker-rank even if they use programs from Quicklisp.  This is done by
;; using Quicklisp to grab the source (to be done), then using ASDF to track
;; down dependencies, then grabbing the entire source file and inserting it into
;; a single file for submission.  Your code is placed at the end of the file and
;; is read and evaluated from a string in a situation where the desired
;; libraries are instantiated.

;; This can be used with any ASDF reachable library (or this is at least the

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;; This little hack makes it a bit easier to get colons in your programs.  This
;; modifies the semicolon insert function such that if a string of semicolons
;; are followed by a non-whitespace character or a member of the list
;; *soft-semicolons-also-convert-on* but not a member of
;; *soft-semicolons-dont-convert-on*, then all of those semicolons are converted
;; into "full" colons.

;; Any command that is performed in between the typing of the last semicolon and
;; the typing of the next character will reset the string of semicolons that are
;; candidates for conversion to start at the current point.