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{
    "application/classes/*.php": {
        "command": "class"
    },
    "application/config/*.php": {
        "command": "aconfig"
    },
    "application/classes/controller/*.php": {
        "command": "controller"
    },

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{
	"application/classes/controller/*.php": {
		"command": "controller"
	},
	"modules/prosoftxp_ad/classes/controller/*.php": {
		"command": "ADcontroller"
	},
	"modules/prosoftxp_cs/classes/controller/*.php": {
		"command": "CScontroller"
	},

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" Style 1: Using :execute
nnoremap <Leader>x :execute some_expression().'some_command'<CR>

" Style 2: Using <expr> mapping
nnoremap <expr> <Leader>x ':'.some_expression().'some_command<CR>'

" Style 3: Using the expression register
nnoremap <Leader>x :<C-R>=some_expression()<CR>some_command<CR>

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#!/bin/bash

# Show changes that are only on the current branch.
# Useful when working on a feature branch
#
# USAGE:
#   git since [COMMAND] [PARENT-BRANCH]
#
#   COMMAND defaults to log
#

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#!/bin/bash

SITE_BASE=/home/tommcdo/sites # Base directory into which sites are installed
LOCAL_TLD=local               # TLD for local sites, e.g. http://mysite.local
DOC_ROOT=public_html          # Subdirectory of main folder for document root

# Ensure root privileges
if [[ $EUID -ne 0 ]]; then
	echo >&2 "This script can only be run as root"
	exit

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" Add configuration here

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function! s:browser_from_model()
	normal gg
	call search('Model_DataSource_.', 'e')
	normal ye
	sp
	execute "Ag \"'name' => '".tolower(@@)."'\" modules/browsers/classes"
	execute "normal \<CR>"
	ccl
endfunction

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""" Fuzzy search

function! Fuzzy(text)
	call FuzzyClear()
	let text = '\c'.substitute(a:text, '.\zs', '.\\{-}', 'g')[:-6]
	let b:fuzzy_last = text
	call search(text)
	call FuzzyHL(a:text)
	let @/ = text
	execute "nmap n :<C-U>call FuzzyN('n', '".escape(a:text, "'")."')<CR>"

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""" Vdebug maps and settings

" I already have most of my usable <F*> keys mapped to other things, and many
" of them aren't usable in my desktop environment (stolen by the window manager
" or the terminal emulator). These mappings are easier to remember, and for
" 'Vdebug mode', they are all borrowed from edit commands which would otherwise
" by of no use while debugging.

" All of the Vdebug commands are always available with mappings beginning with
" <Leader>v. This can get tedious, so I've created 'Vdebug mode' that can be

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function! TrailingWhitespaceToggle(...)
	let hlgroup = a:0 ? a:0 : 'Search'
	if !exists('s:trailing_whitespace_match')
		let s:trailing_whitespace_match = matchadd(hlgroup, '\s\+$')
		echo 'Trailing whitespace on'
	else
		call matchdelete(s:trailing_whitespace_match)
		unlet s:trailing_whitespace_match
		echo 'Trailing whitespace off'
	endif