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Patterns

jQuery plugins have very few defined rules, which one of the reasons for the incredible diversity in how they’re implemented. At the most basic level, you can write a plugin simply by adding a new function property to jQuery’s $.fn object, as follows:

$.fn.myPluginName = function() {
  // your plugin logic
};

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while true
do
    echo -n "Please confirm (y or n) :"
    read confirm
    case $confirm in
      y|Y|YES|yes|Yes)
        break
        ;;
      n|N|no|NO|No)
        echo Aborting - you entered $confirm

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"""
@author: jay
"""

from BeautifulSoup import BeautifulSoup
import gdbm
import pickle
import time

def main():

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// Require libraries
var os = require("os");
var fs = require("fs");
var readline = require("readline");
var cluster = require("cluster");
var express = require("express");
var site = express.createServer();

// Var up, bro
var i, read;

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import signal

class GracefulInterruptHandler(object):
    
    def __init__(self, sig=signal.SIGINT):
        self.sig = sig
        
    def __enter__(self):
        
        self.interrupted = False

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References:

This gist is a mash-up of the following article sources and credits to their respective posters: mike@recurial.com helen@helephant greg@thehellings jan@elegantcode

Functions are a very important concept in most programming languages, but they are even more important in JavaScript and especially callback functions play a special role. They’re found pretty much everywhere but in order to understand callback functions you first have to understand regular functions.

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This is a fun

attempt to write

Something meaningful

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DocPad configuration file

The DocPad configuration file may take one of the following file names:

• docpad.cson
• docpad.json
• docpad.js
• docpad.coffee

This file defines several key aspects of the running (or to be ran) DocPad process / program instance.

• the global configuration object docpadConfig

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Problem

You want to call a function from within that same function.

Solution

You can use the named function identifier to call from inside. Named functions have as advantage that they keep their purpose more explicit, it's better readible and maintainable this way.

ping = ->
  console.log "Pinged"
	setTimeout ping, 1000

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Status

In progress, collected most of the current day used encryption schemes in MIT licensed JS and converted some to CS. Added some optional dependencies to other nice, stand-alone usable encryption tools. Would be elegant to seperate a bunch of schemes currently in one file -> src/lib files

Tests

No testing set up or planned yet.

Ideas for features