Todd D Nestor toddnestor

## permission.rb
require 'net/ssh'
require 'optparse'

options = {}

OptionParser.new do |opts|
  opts.banner = "Usage: ruby permission.rb [-h some-host-option -a lock -u garion]"

  %i{host user action}.each do |option|
    opts.on("-#{option[0]}VALUE", "--#{option}=VALUE") do |value|

## template_method_arguments.rb
  # This class is solely used for extracting arguments from a string
  # It is used to process the arguments input to template_methods in the CMS content areas
  # It handles arguments that are comma separated, inside or outside of quotes
  # Like normal arguments to a programming function if something is inside a quote it will
  # all be part of the same argument and commas inside of quotes are part of that argument
  # rather than used to separate it from another argument.  It also takes into account backslashes
  # so 'I\'m an argument' will properly be processed
  #
  # For example link("http://google.com", 'Google is fun to use, really it is')
  # It will result in the arguments:

## force-file-download.php
<?php

function forceDownload()
{
	$file_name = "/some/directory/not/publicly/available/" . $_GET['file'];

	$file = file_get_contents( $file_name );

	if( !empty($file) )
	{

## numbers.erl
-module(numbers).
-export([fib/1, triangle_numbers/1, triangle_number/1, bsearch/2, pair_sum/2]).

fib(1)->
  [0];
fib(2)->
  [0,1];
fib(N)->
  PrevFibs = fib(N-1),
  lists:append(PrevFibs, [ lists:nth(length(PrevFibs) - 1, PrevFibs) + lists:last(PrevFibs) ] ).

## erlang-fibonacci.erl
-module(fibonacci).
-export([process/1]).

process(1) ->
  [0];
process(2) ->
  [0,1];
process(N) ->
  lists:append(process(N - 1), [ lists:last(process(N - 1)) + lists:last(process(N - 2) ) ] ).

## pig_latinize.rb
def translate( words )
  words.translate
end

class String
  def grab_punctuation
    punctuation = ''

    if !self[-1].match(/[a-z]/i)
      punctuation = self[-1]

## pig_latinize.rb
def pig_latinize_word( word )
  parts = word.split(/\b([^a,e,i,o,u]{0,}qu|[^a,e,i,o,u]+)?([a,e,i,o,u][a-z]{0,})?/i) #https://regex101.com/r/yP8yF9/3 <-- this is where I worked out the regex
  parts.shift if parts.first.empty? #getting rid of that first empty element that results from the regex matching the entire word, adding the conditional just in case there are outliers where the first word is not blank that I haven't thought of
  parts << parts.shift #moving the first element to be the last element
  "#{parts.join('')}ay"
end

def translate( words )
  ( words.split(' ').inject([]) {|pig_latinized_words,word| pig_latinized_words << pig_latinize_word( word )} ).join(' ') #did it all in one line because I was curious if Ruby would let me, it just splits the words up by spaces, makes a new array of the pig latinized words, and then joins them back with spaces
end

## angular cart sample
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <title></title>
</head>
<body>
<div ng-app="app" ng-controller="myAppController">
    <h3>Items</h3>
    <ul>

## cart.html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <title></title>
</head>
<body>
<h3>Items</h3>
<ul class="display_items"></ul>
<hr>

## vanilla js linkify
<h2>Original: </h2>
<div id="original">http://0e24f87c32490a111f93f3579380e24d7f3579f.0e24f87c32490a1117f3579380e24f87c32490a111a3d7f3579f.0e24f87c32490a111f.0e24f87c32490a111f937ffffa3.0e24f82490af111f9f373d7f3579380e24f87c2490a111f937a3d7f3579f.tdneffsdsafstor.sometdhing.smarffffftmefsmbffff.com.uk/whaffdffffffffffffffffffsadffdsarg+whatev?he=that http://google.com/somewhere toddnestor.com yourmom.com google.com http://google.com somewhere.so whatever.sow.u whatever.sow.uk wow.wo https:something.com https://something.com //solid.online <img src="http://google.com" /> toddnestor.com, toddnestor.com. toddnestor.com: toddnestor.com? toddnestor.com!</div>
<h2>Linkified: </h2>
<div id="linkified"></div>

<script>
	var linkify = function( string ) {
		var re = /(?:^|\ )(((?:(?:http(?:s)?\:)?(?:\/\/))|(?:\/\/))?(?:(?=[a-z0-9\-\.]{1,255}(?=\/|\ |$|\:|\?|\,|\!))(?:(?:(?:[a-z0-9]{1}(?:[a-z0-9\-]{1,62})?\.){1,127})[a-z]{2,}(?:\.[a-z]{2})?))(?:[a-z0-9\/\-\_\%\?\&\!\$\'\,\(\)\*\+\=\;])*?)(?=$|\.(?=\ |$)|\:|\ |\?(?=\ |$)
	require 'net/ssh'
	require 'optparse'

	options = {}

	OptionParser.new do \|opts\|
	opts.banner = "Usage: ruby permission.rb [-h some-host-option -a lock -u garion]"

	%i{host user action}.each do \|option\|
	opts.on("-#{option[0]}VALUE", "--#{option}=VALUE") do \|value\|
	# This class is solely used for extracting arguments from a string
	# It is used to process the arguments input to template_methods in the CMS content areas
	# It handles arguments that are comma separated, inside or outside of quotes
	# Like normal arguments to a programming function if something is inside a quote it will
	# all be part of the same argument and commas inside of quotes are part of that argument
	# rather than used to separate it from another argument. It also takes into account backslashes
	# so 'I\'m an argument' will properly be processed
	#
	# For example link("http://google.com", 'Google is fun to use, really it is')
	# It will result in the arguments:
	<?php

	function forceDownload()
	{
	$file_name = "/some/directory/not/publicly/available/" . $_GET['file'];

	$file = file_get_contents( $file_name );

	if( !empty($file) )
	{
	-module(numbers).
	-export([fib/1, triangle_numbers/1, triangle_number/1, bsearch/2, pair_sum/2]).

	fib(1)->
	[0];
	fib(2)->
	[0,1];
	fib(N)->
	PrevFibs = fib(N-1),
	lists:append(PrevFibs, [ lists:nth(length(PrevFibs) - 1, PrevFibs) + lists:last(PrevFibs) ] ).
	-module(fibonacci).
	-export([process/1]).

	process(1) ->
	[0];
	process(2) ->
	[0,1];
	process(N) ->
	lists:append(process(N - 1), [ lists:last(process(N - 1)) + lists:last(process(N - 2) ) ] ).
	def translate( words )
	words.translate
	end

	class String
	def grab_punctuation
	punctuation = ''

	if !self[-1].match(/[a-z]/i)
	punctuation = self[-1]
	def pig_latinize_word( word )
	parts = word.split(/\b([^a,e,i,o,u]{0,}qu\|[^a,e,i,o,u]+)?([a,e,i,o,u][a-z]{0,})?/i) #https://regex101.com/r/yP8yF9/3 <-- this is where I worked out the regex
	parts.shift if parts.first.empty? #getting rid of that first empty element that results from the regex matching the entire word, adding the conditional just in case there are outliers where the first word is not blank that I haven't thought of
	parts << parts.shift #moving the first element to be the last element
	"#{parts.join('')}ay"
	end

	def translate( words )
	( words.split(' ').inject([]) {\|pig_latinized_words,word\| pig_latinized_words << pig_latinize_word( word )} ).join(' ') #did it all in one line because I was curious if Ruby would let me, it just splits the words up by spaces, makes a new array of the pig latinized words, and then joins them back with spaces
	end
	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html lang="en">
	<head>
	<meta charset="UTF-8">
	<title></title>
	</head>
	<body>
	<div ng-app="app" ng-controller="myAppController">
	<h3>Items</h3>
	<ul>
	<h2>Original: </h2>
	<div id="original">http://0e24f87c32490a111f93f3579380e24d7f3579f.0e24f87c32490a1117f3579380e24f87c32490a111a3d7f3579f.0e24f87c32490a111f.0e24f87c32490a111f937ffffa3.0e24f82490af111f9f373d7f3579380e24f87c2490a111f937a3d7f3579f.tdneffsdsafstor.sometdhing.smarffffftmefsmbffff.com.uk/whaffdffffffffffffffffffsadffdsarg+whatev?he=that http://google.com/somewhere toddnestor.com yourmom.com google.com http://google.com somewhere.so whatever.sow.u whatever.sow.uk wow.wo https:something.com https://something.com //solid.online <img src="http://google.com" /> toddnestor.com, toddnestor.com. toddnestor.com: toddnestor.com? toddnestor.com!</div>
	<h2>Linkified: </h2>
	<div id="linkified"></div>

	<script>
	var linkify = function( string ) {
	var re = /(?:^\|\ )(((?:(?:http(?:s)?\:)?(?:\/\/))\|(?:\/\/))?(?:(?=[a-z0-9\-\.]{1,255}(?=\/\|\ \|$\|\:\|\?\|\,\|\!))(?:(?:(?:[a-z0-9]{1}(?:[a-z0-9\-]{1,62})?\.){1,127})[a-z]{2,}(?:\.[a-z]{2})?))(?:[a-z0-9\/\-\_\%\?\&\!\$\'\,\(\)\\+\=\;])?)(?=$\|\.(?=\ \|$)\|\:\|\ \|\?(?=\ \|$)