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#include <windows.h>
#include <stdio.h>

int run(CHAR *path)
{
  WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA wfad;
  int a, e;

  printf("Checking '%s'\n", path);
  a = GetFileAttributesEx(path, GetFileExInfoStandard, &wfad);

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[ ] Installer
  [ ] Write better README than one in repository. State virtues and limitations
  [X] Include Ruby License during License agreement screen
  [X] Display History.txt (extract) on installation completion
  [*] Bugfixes for rb-readline (Luis)

[ ] Documentation
  [*] Generate CHM files for Core and Standard Library (Gordon Thiesfeld)
    [X] Finish Rdoc_CHM 2.4.0, and release gem on Rubyforge
    [X] Add a main page to the main CHM file

vertiginous

[ ] Installer
  [ ] Write better README than one in repository. State virtues and limitations
  [ ] Include Ruby License during License agreement screen
  [ ] Display History.txt (extract) on installation completion
  [*] Bugfixes for rb-readline (Luis)

[ ] Documentation
  [*] Generate CHM files for Core and Standard Library (Gordon Thiesfeld)
    [*] Finish Rdoc_CHM 2.4.0, and release gem on Rubyforge
    [X] Add a main page to the main CHM file

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require 'rubygems'
require 'spec'
 
# Here is the problem, I want to replace statements like this:
#
# puts (EvenRecognizer.new.knows?(1) or EvenRecognizer.new.knows?(3)) ? "there are odds" : "there is no odd"
#
# With this syntax:
# puts EvenRecognizer.new.knows?(1).or?(3) ? "there are odds" : "there is no odd"
#

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require 'rubygems'
require 'spec'
 
# Here is the problem, I want to replace statements like this:
#
# puts (OddRecognizer.new.knows?(1) or OddRecognizer.new.knows?(3)) ? "there are odds" : "there is no odd"
#
# With this syntax:
# puts OddRecognizer.new.knows?(1).or?(3) ? "there are odds" : "there is no odd"
#